Freedom And rights

Question 1

Right according to Dworking

Answer 1

One has a right to perform an action without from outside interference

Question 2

Knowing nothing of anyone or about gen not seeing race, color, hair, beliefs

Answer 2

Veil of ignorance

Question 3

Rooted in the notion of human freedom, image and likeness of God

Answer 3

The dignity of the Human Person

Question 4

Freedom American Version

Answer 4

Little or no legal or physical restraints upon ones actions

Question 5

Free church version

Answer 5

Power is rooted in reasoning and will, to act or not to act, and perform deliberate actions on ones own responsibility

Question 6

Everything is predetermined and freedom is an illusion, idea human actions can be predicted by laws of nature

Answer 6

Determinism

Question 7

Belief that people are able to be predisposed to act for a certain reasons - certain behavior

Answer 7

Conditioning

Question 8

Supported idea of conditioning on a dog

Answer 8

Ivan Pavlov

Question 9

When a natural reaction is a person or animal is elicited by an unnatural stimulus

Answer 9

Classical conditioning

Question 10

Harvard psychologists
Applied conditioning voluntary actions
Experiment for rat; denied free will

Answer 10

B F skinner

Question 11

Show a position to be false because in practice it is impossible to be Carried out

Answer 11

Practical refutation

Question 12

Provide overview of John Locke theory of natural rights

Answer 12

Have a right to life, liberty, and property
Pursuit of private property
No person is under control of another
God can take life because he gave it
Similar to DoI because of pursuit of happiness

Question 13

Give an analysis of tom regans theory of rights and how it pertains to animals

Answer 13

Human beings as well as animals have rights because they are experiencing subjects of life, useful to others, and sentient beings who deserve rights

Question 14

Explain John Rawls theory of rights.

Answer 14

Rawls believed in a veil of ignorance which doesn’t look at race or color or beliefs. Has theory of justice which people adopt laws for own benefit

Question 15

Name John Rawls two principles

Answer 15

1. ) Equal rights liberty to all people

2. ) Great benefit for least advantage,which allows fair opportunity in economics

Question 16

Provide an analysis of the Catholic understanding of rights and how it approaches the popular understanding of what rights are.

Answer 16

God is the foundation of our moral acts and rights
Looks to dignity of human person (made in image and likeness of God)
The power is rooted with reasoning and will
The church is okay with Rights but doesn’t focus on individuality
Can’t have a do what I want mindset

Question 17

Explain the church’s teaching on the dignity of the human person and how it is rooted in the church’s understanding of freedom

Answer 17

Belief in image and likensss of God and we are masters over our acts
We are responsible for actions but have free will
God and man are rational and God is the master overall
Free will is equal to sin

Question 18

Explain the application of newtons laws of physics to the determinists understanding of limitations on human freedom

Answer 18

Because of discovered natural laws, we are fixed to act in a certain. Actions can be predicted because of genetics

Question 19

Explain how determinism and the enlightenment influenced humanity’s outlook on human behavior and the problems that arise from this ideology? How is Bc skinners insight on human behabior freedom and evil connected this?

Answer 19

We can be programmed by conditioning that makes us act in certain . Everything can be explained Bc of laws of nature. Tests with rat prove no freedom,