Lecture 16 Flashcards

1
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what is a teleological suspension of the ethical

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suspend that belief for a higher purpose

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what are Kants two ethical principles

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  • universal (applies everywhere to everyone)
    - doesnt matter where or when you are
    - duty to take care of child is universal
  • neccesary
    - not hypothetitical
    - not conditional
    - must
    - thou shalt not murder/steal
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3
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hegel distinction between moral and ethical

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  • morality is like the golden rule
  • ethical is like the real life manifestation of the moral (social application of morality)
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4
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how does Abraham suspend the ethical

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ethical responsibility is to care for Isaac, but he suspends that responsibly for god (for gods sake)

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5
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what is sin for Hegel and why is it significant to fear and trembling

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put yourself over the universal

that is exactly what Abraham did which is what Kierkegaard is praising

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6
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how does Kant say you are worshipping god

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following ethical

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7
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difference between religious and ethical in terms of what it relies on

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religious: ethical has validity only because of god. Religious can override ethical at times

ethical: relies on itself

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8
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examples of sacrificing children that are stories of ethical (problema 1)

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1) greek: king agememnon/iphigenia

2) roman: brutus and titus/tiberius

3) Hebrew: Jephthah

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9
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why is king agmennon and Iphigenia ethical and not religious

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  • divine spirit was upset about sin
  • sacrifice was to appease spirit
  • benefit for whole community
  • also not out of love for god
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10
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why is Brutus and Titus and Tiberius ethical and not religious

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  • went against law
  • no one against law
  • gave out capital punishment
  • not out of love for god
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why is Jephthah ethical and not religious

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  • had to keep promise
  • promise keeping is not absolute relation to god
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12
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what makes Abraham different than Kierkegaard KoR examples

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acts out of faith

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13
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who is the only other example Kierkegaard compares to Abraham in terms of being a KoF

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Virgin Mary, everyone thought she was sleeping around but she knew the truth and held faith

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14
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what does Kierkegaard mean by blessing and cursing people at the same time

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Abraham blessed with saviour of humanity thing but cursed with potentially sacrificing son

Mary blessed w child of god but everyone thinks she’s a hoe lol

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