Quiz 2 Flashcards
Augustine’s views on virtues
4 virtues and they are all forms of loving God (theological)
Augustine’s 4 virtues
what are Aquinas’ four types of law?
prudence, justice, temperance, fortitude
what are Aquinas’ four types of cardinal virtues?
prudence, justice, temperance, fortitude
natural law theory
belief that at least a significant portion of the moral law can be known from nature, looking at the natural world
what emphasizes the mind of God and His reasoning? (think about what’s good for us)
natural law
commands tend to lean towards our happiness?
natural law
divine command theory
belief that the moral law must be revealed through the commands from God
God’s commands may not be what’s good for us?
divine command theory
commands may not tend toward our happiness?
divine command theory
emphasizes the will of God more than the mind?
divine command theory
fact (mind of God)
natural law theory
pleasure/preference (will of God)
divine command theory
what are Aquinas’ three theological virtues?
faith, hope, and love
T/F we as humans can achieve the three theological virtues on our own
false, we need God