Ethical Judgement And Agape

Question 1

Situation ethics argues that serving agape (selfless) love is the principle measure for goodness or badness. From a Christian ?, this kind of love’s at the core of a life of faith.

Answer 1

Perspective.

Question 2

Many Christians might argue that serving the agape love of the ? means serving Christ. Others might argue that different moral ideals matter in measuring goodness or rightness, in addition to serving ?

Answer 2

Bible.

Love.

Question 3

Critics argue that, in Fletcher’s ethics, love’s ? with ? since the ? ? demands that we bring about the greatest happiness for the greatest number.

Answer 3

Synonymous.
Utility.
Utilitarian calculus.

Question 4

How we act in one situation might have repercussions for others not present. Perhaps ethical ? need to look beyond the immediate situation. Maybe on some occasions, one person must be ? for others.

Answer 4

Judgements.

Sacrificed.

Question 5

The ? would worry about the consequences for others. The natural law follower would be focused on natural law and natural rights, which are sacrificed by a ? approach where no rules can be maintained.

Answer 5

Utilitarian.

Situationist.

Question 6

Defenders of human rights argue that ? rules are needed to protect people that suffer in situations where rules get broken.

Answer 6

Universal.