Situation ethics Flashcards

1
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WHO IS THE THEORY BY?

A

Fletcher

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Is it teleological or deontological?

A

It is a teleological theory

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What does teleological mean?

A

Making decisions based on the purpose

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4
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What does situation ethics argue?

A

It argues that decisions are based on the consequence. It only matters about the end result.

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5
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What does agape mean?

A

Unconditional love

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6
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What are the 4 principles?

A

Pragmatic
Personalism
Positivism
Relativism

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7
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What are the six fundamental principles?

A
Love is only law
Love equals justice
Love your neighbour
Situational 
Love as a means to an end 
Love is only good
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8
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What is one strength of situation ethics?

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Appears to be based on Christian teaching of the ‘greatest commandments’

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9
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What is one weakness of situation ethics?

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It is too flexible

Maybe contradicts some biblical teachings

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