RMPS Flashcards

Value Of Life

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conception

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when the sperm meets the egg

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viability

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when the baby is out of the womb

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foetus

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a baby in the womb

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4
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number of weeks for a heartbeat

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5

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a moral issue

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a problem

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sanctity of life

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all life is holy and created by god

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personal autonomy

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own choice and freedom

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8
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give 3 moral issues with the value of life

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abortion death penalty and euthanasia

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give 3 arguments for sanctity of life

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you cant kill another innocent life because its a sin.
‘god made man in his own image’ shows god created us and we shouldnt destroy his creation.
alll life is valuable

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give three arguments arguments for personal autonomy

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if the woman doesn’t her baby she might die, she has full choice.
importance of freedom
quality of life matters

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give 3 christian views on the value of life

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‘you knit me in my mothers womb’ shows that god was here since conception and he has a plan ahead for us.
‘god made man in his own image’ shows us how god created us to be like him
the sanctity of life is an example of the value of life because it shows that your life is holy and created by god

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a quote to back up christian views

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‘thou shall not murder’ dont kill an innocent life

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what is utilitairanism

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greater good for the greater number

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who created utilitairnism

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jeremy bentham

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what is the hedonic calculus

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scientific way to measure hapiness

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3 criterias from the calculus

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intensity how deep is it
duration how long
certanty is it certain itll happen

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why do utilitairinsm support personal autonomy

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empahsizes the importance of individual happiness

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whos peter singer

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a famous utilitairian

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what does peter do

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he evaluates his action based on their ability to maximize overa;; happiness or reduce sufering

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whats personhood

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belief anything cant feel any pain or pleasure
like dogs feel personhood
people in comas dont

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why does peter support personal autonomy

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individuals deserve freedom and choice

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whast humanism

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a belief system focusing on human rights and importance of human experiences

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whats humanism 5 key beliefs

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value of humans, importance for science ,ethtical living,personal auton, forcuses on human experience

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why does humanism support personal autonomy

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focusing on individual rights and reasons