SAC RE Flashcards

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Ethics

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Study of evaluative and moral judgments people make about issues in our society

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Morality

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Codes we hold about right and wrong behaviour

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Difference between the two

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Ethics is the study of moral judgments. Morality is knowing the difference between right and wrong

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Consequences

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Result of an action that we take. Whether it be positive or negative.

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5
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Natural law

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Innate knowledge of right and wrong

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Pluralism

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A society where multiple religions, ideas or approaches exist and no single view is dominate

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Principles

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Rule governing ones behaviour

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Relativism

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Stresses that culture, context, and circumstances is influential when making a decision

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Utilitarianism

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Stresses the usefulness of an action in promoting the common good. That actions that are good for the largest number of people are ethical and moral

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Values

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How much something is worth to somebody. Guides someone’s life, influences decision making.

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Virtues

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Character trait or quality valued as being always good

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12
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Subjectivism

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Is the idea that all knowledge and truths are subject to an individual’s interpretation and experience

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Situation ethics

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A person who practices situation ethics, approaches ethical problems with some general moral principles rather than a rigorous set of ethical laws prepared to give up those laws to the greater good.

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Nihilism

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The rejection of all religions and ethical principles, often with the belief that life is meaningless. Selfish approach can be about self satisfaction

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Conscience

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A persons moral sense of right and wrong, acting as a guide to ones behaviour

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16
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Seven virtues

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Prudence 
Justice 
Restraint 
Courage 
Faith 
Hope 
Love