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Which type of ethical relativism best describes this view: "What determines the validity
of a moral principle are individual choices/feelings"?
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Personal Subjectivism
, According to most Christian thinkers, the objectivity of moral values does not have as
much to do with God's will as with
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God's commands
What kind of ethic (normative or meta?) asks the question .... "What basic moral
principles determine what is "objectively" morally right or wrong?
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Normative Ethics
1. Which moral/ethical theory is characterized by the following?
· A person can never be treated merely as a means to an end.
· If something is wrong, then it is wrong in all circumstances, for every person.
· A right is something a person has regardless, and something which others have an
absolute obligation to honor and protect.
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Kant's Categorical Imperative
Personal Subjectivism (aka: ethical relativism) is the
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Which type of ethical relativism best describes this view: "What determines the validity
of a moral principle are individual choices/feelings"?
Give this one a try later!
Personal Subjectivism
, According to most Christian thinkers, the objectivity of moral values does not have as
much to do with God's will as with
Give this one a try later!
God's commands
What kind of ethic (normative or meta?) asks the question .... "What basic moral
principles determine what is "objectively" morally right or wrong?
Give this one a try later!
Normative Ethics
1. Which moral/ethical theory is characterized by the following?
· A person can never be treated merely as a means to an end.
· If something is wrong, then it is wrong in all circumstances, for every person.
· A right is something a person has regardless, and something which others have an
absolute obligation to honor and protect.
Give this one a try later!
Kant's Categorical Imperative
Personal Subjectivism (aka: ethical relativism) is the
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