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Module 2 Bioethics > Moral Law > Flashcards

Moral Law Flashcards

1
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what are the 2 norms in ethics

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  • subective

- objective

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2
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what is norm

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standard of Judgement

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3
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this is the standard for evaluation of human acts

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Objective norm

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4
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it is a rule of conduct enacted by a competent authority

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Law

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5
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this law has a directive rule of obligatory and stable character, ordering HUMAN’S ACTIVITY TOWARDS THE ULTIMATE END

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Moral law

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6
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4 divisions of law

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  • Eternal
  • Divine
  • Natural
    Human law
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7
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this law is the sacred teachings the church created

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Divine law

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8
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This law states god is the ultimate being

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Eternal law

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9
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law incorporated into humans, innate human ability to know what is right

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Natural law

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10
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Moral law includes

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  • Obligatory demands
  • recommendations
  • common laws
  • personal commands
  • counsels
  • permissions
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11
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the very spirit behind the laws

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Counsel

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12
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Articles that provide HCW and citizens how to function during ECQ

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permissions

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13
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characteristics of moral law

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GOOD and HOLY

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14
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principles of moral law

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  • if doesnt contribute to final end - has no moral force binding
  • if it frustrates the ultimate good then it is evil
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15
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Moral law based on order of being

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Action follows being

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16
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Action follows being

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all things act according to nature

17
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Nature of a things if the Cause

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Action of the thing is the effect

18
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ex. of nature and effect

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Embryo is the nature

grown human is the effect

19
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Ma’s reason, independent of positive divine relations

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Natural law

20
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the 5 percepts given to life given to us by god

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  • to live
  • to learn
    to live in society
  • to reproduce
  • to worship God
21
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Existential ends of natural law

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  • full reality of human nature
22
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8 existential ends

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  • self preservation
  • self perfection
  • knowledge
  • procreate and education
  • spiritual
  • social organization
  • cultural progress and evolve
  • Worship God
23
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properties of Natural Law

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  • Universality
  • Immutability
  • Indispensability
24
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Universality Guideline

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  • Golden rule
  • bodily and mental life
  • promote social coexistence
  • give everyone what is due
25
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Laws cannot be changed

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Immutability

26
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laws cannot be dispensed, may be suspension of law demands and positive divine law

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-indispensability

27
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4 conditions to make object of the law

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  • law must be morally permittted
  • law must be just
  • law must be physically and morally possible
  • law must be useful and benefir coomon good

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