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Question 1
3.5 out of 3.5 points
By definition, “ ” is the view that right and wrong depends upon one’s
culture, social group, or personal perspective.
Selected Answer: Relativism
Question 2
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Pragmatism is essentially the philosophy that “whatever works” in any given circumstance
determine right choices.
Selected Answer: True
Question 3
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A person who determines morality based upon what man says or thinks is approaching
morality
Selected Answer: Anthropocentrically
Question 4
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Relativism is the belief that absolutes exist but only within one’s culture or social group.
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Selected Answer: True
Question 5
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Although Secularists may believe that Jesus Christ existed, they say that He was only a good
moral teacher.
Selected Answer: True
Question 6
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Nietzsche believed that though Christianity was false, it was an important religion that gave
people hope and purpose for living.
Selected Answer: False
Question 7
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As Christians, the Bible should be our ultimate guide for making moral decisions.
Selected Answer: True
Question 8
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Who said, “I think therefore I am” which caused him to become a religious reformer.
Selected Answer: Descartes
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Question 9
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Ethics has to do with what a person ought to do rather than what a person does.
Selected Answer: True
Question 10
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Pragmatism ignores truth as absolute.
Selected Answer: True
Question 11
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Historically, the advantage of Utilitarianism is that it has always resulted in the avoidance of
human rights injustices.
Selected Answer: False
Question 12
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Determinism asserts that the cannot be altered.
Selected Answer: All of the above
Question 13
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An “atheist” is one who says there is sufficient evidence to show that God does not exist.
Selected Answer: True
Question 14
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Typically a subjectivist wants to be treated subjectively by others.
Selected Answer: False
Question 15
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During the Age of Enlightenment people elevated the teachings of the Church as the ultimate
test for truth since they were being enlightened by the Word of God.
Selected Answer: False
Question 16
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The author uses an illustration about 5 blind men and a rhino to illustrate relativism.
Selected Answer: False
Question 17
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is the belief that nature is all that exists and that nothing supernatural exists.
Selected Answer: Naturalism
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Question 18
3.5 out of 3.5 points
Christianity is one of the only religions that strongly teaches moral relativism.
Selected Answer: False
Question 19
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The fact that we see diversity between the morals of cultures is a clear indication that moral
absolutes do not exist.
Selected Answer: False
Question 20
3.5 out of 3.5 points
is the idea that self-interest or personal happiness should be the goal of
all actions.
Selected Answer: Egoism
