Demonology

Question 1

Kants theory of ethics is based on universal laws or maxims, which are moral laws, binding for all rational beings.

Answer 1

True

Question 2

Absolutism definition.

Answer 2

If something is wrong then it’s always wrong no matter the culture.

Question 3

Relativist definition

Answer 3

Believes what is ethically right is relative to each and every rational person. If person a thinks apples ok then there ok. If person b thinks apples are not ok then they are not. Changes depending on the groups or individual. No absolute morals.

Question 4

Universalism

Answer 4

The position that what is considered wrong for all people for all time.

Question 5

Absolute rules

Answer 5

Rules that can never be broken with out being moral.

Question 6

Deontology

Answer 6

Moral rules are absolute and it’s our duty, our moral responsibility to abide by those rules.

Question 7

Categorical imperatives

Answer 7

A command of reason. An absolute will be obeyed. Period.

Question 8

Hypothetical imperative

Answer 8

Command of reason we ought to do something

Question 9

Maxim

Answer 9

Values and the reasons you support your values. What you do and why you do something.

Question 10

Principle of universalbility

Answer 10

Every rational person must accept categorical imperatives. And act is only acceptable if it’s maxim is universalbility.

Question 11

Advantages of deontology

Answer 11

Everyone is equal.

It’s realise on reason and not desire.