Natural Moral Law Flashcards

1
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Who wrote the theory of NML?

A

Aquila’s

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Is it a deontological or teleological theory?

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Deontological

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What does it mean to be a deontological theory?

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It is all about the actions we make.

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What are the 5 primary precepts?

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Worship God
Ordered society 
Reproduction 
Learning 
Defend the innocent
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What is a secondary precept?

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Helps you Identifies if an action is good or not.

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What does interior and exterior acts mean?

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That you have to have good intentions and good actions.

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7
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What are real and apparent goods?

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Something that God wants you to do.

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What does it mean to be a virtuous person?

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More concerned on the impact of everyone.

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9
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What is the doctorine of double effect?

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Essentially argues that sometimes it is permissible to cause a harm as a side effect of getting a good result.

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10
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What is one strength of NML?

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Common rules
Complete system of moral living
Can apply to all cultures

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What is one weakness of NML?

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Different moral standards in different cultures

Legalistic and flexible

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