Can The Doctrine Of Double Effect Be Used To Justify An Action, Such As Killing Someone As An Act Of Self-Defence? Flashcards

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The doctrine of ? ? allows a person to ? for one thing to happen, whilst there’s also another outcome as well.

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Double effect.

Intend.

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Perhaps our good ? may lead us astray.

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Intention.

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Ultimately, Aquinas is centrally interested in human ? which is impossible to judge from the outside, and yet it’s fundamental to any ? ?

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Intention.

Moral judgement.

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The double effect rule can be seen as a helpful ? for dealing with difficult ?, in that it can distinguish between intentions and the actions that take place.

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Method.

Decisions.

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? are mostly interested in actions as they can be observed.

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Deontologists.

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When it faces unpalatable choices, natural law seems less convincing, requiring the use of ? ?

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Dubious judgements.

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