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ETHC 101 QUIZ 4 LIBERTY UNIVERSITY

ETHC 101 QUIZ 1 LIBERTY UNIVERSITY • Question 1 Ethical Absolutism is the view that: 5 out of 5 points Selected Answer: binding moral principles do exist, regardless of what people believe about them. Correct Answer: binding moral principles do exist, regardless of what people believe about them. • Question 2 Moral subjectivism is the view that: Selected Answer: there is no possible way to be objective about morality. 5 out of 5 points Correct ...

ETHC 101 QUIZ 1 LIBERTY UNIVERSITY • Question 1 Ethical Absolutism is the view that: 5 out of 5 points Selected Answer: binding moral principles do exist, regardless of what people believe about them. Correct Answer: binding moral principles do exist, regardless of what people believe about them. • Question 2 Moral subjectivism is the view that: Selected Answer: there is no possible way to be objective about morality. 5 out of 5 points Correct ...

Question 1 5 out of 5 points According to a study cited in Christian Ethics, does premarital cohabitation decrease the likelihood of divorce? Selected Answer: No Correct Answer: No Question 2 5 out of 5 points Our textbook Christian Ethics says that data indicates that which of the following negative effects for children seem to result from declining marriage rates, high divorces rates, and increased births to cohabiting couples? Selected Answer: Growing up poor, poor health, and l...

Question 1 5 out of 5 points According to a study cited in Christian Ethics, does premarital cohabitation decrease the likelihood of divorce? Selected Answer: No Correct Answer: No Question 2 5 out of 5 points Our textbook Christian Ethics says that data indicates that which of the following negative effects for children seem to result from declining marriage rates, high divorces rates, and increased births to cohabiting couples? Selected Answer: Growing up poor, poor health, and l...

Introduction My paper is about a Christian ethical theory perspective regarding voluntary euthanasia or otherwise known as assisted suicide. A central question appears, is it moral or ethical to support 2or practice voluntary euthanasia for the terminally ill? In the last few decades, the states of Oregon and Washington have legalized voluntary euthanasia for the terminally ill who have less than six months to live. This decision was met with a myriad of controversies about the spiritual morali...

This paper is going to attempt to answer the question, “Is there ever a time when killing is justifiable?” I will give information on my views and apply the metaethical theories to this real-life situation that many people disagree on. My personal ethical theory includes a mix of three ethics we have studied in this course; Virtue Ethics, Revelation Christian Ethics, and Divine Nature Theory