Philosophy 220 ACTUAL EXAM 2026-2027 ACCURATE
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According to Natural Law Theory, the religious believer has special
access to moral truth
ANSWERS: False
Which of the following does Rachels offer as a reason for believing that
there might not be distinctively religious positions on major moral
issues
ANSWERS: it is often hard to find specific moral guidance in the
scriptures scriptures and church tradition are often ambiguous
Rachels argues that religious beliefs don't have any importance for
moral issues.
ANSWERS: False
,Rachels believes that religion and ethics really just boil down to the
same subject.
ANSWERS: False
John Arthur believes which of the following
ANSWERS: morality is logically independent of religion
morality is psychologically independent of religion
Arthur believes that for religion to provide moral guidance, we must
first do which of the following
ANSWERS: be sure there is a God
know which of the many religions is true
find out what God wants us to do
Arthur believes that looking to revelation provides a short-cut to moral
understanding.
ANSWERS: False
F.C. Copleston was an advocate of which of the following
ANSWERS: the view that morality is grounded in God
Bertrand Russell was a proponent of the divine command theory of
ethics
ANSWERS: False
, Which of the following is a "theological virtue" stressed by Medieval
Christian philosophers
ANSWERS: hope
Which of the following is an ethics of right action
ANSWERS: utilitarianism
According to Aristotle, a virtue is
ANSWERS: A good habit
The opposite of a virtue is
ANSWERS: vice
According to Aristotle, virtues are important because
ANSWERS: they are all qualities needed for successful living
Which of the following is not a virtue
ANSWERS: good luck
Aristotle believed which of the following
ANSWERS: people from different cultures have a lot in common, despite
our differences
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According to Natural Law Theory, the religious believer has special
access to moral truth
ANSWERS: False
Which of the following does Rachels offer as a reason for believing that
there might not be distinctively religious positions on major moral
issues
ANSWERS: it is often hard to find specific moral guidance in the
scriptures scriptures and church tradition are often ambiguous
Rachels argues that religious beliefs don't have any importance for
moral issues.
ANSWERS: False
,Rachels believes that religion and ethics really just boil down to the
same subject.
ANSWERS: False
John Arthur believes which of the following
ANSWERS: morality is logically independent of religion
morality is psychologically independent of religion
Arthur believes that for religion to provide moral guidance, we must
first do which of the following
ANSWERS: be sure there is a God
know which of the many religions is true
find out what God wants us to do
Arthur believes that looking to revelation provides a short-cut to moral
understanding.
ANSWERS: False
F.C. Copleston was an advocate of which of the following
ANSWERS: the view that morality is grounded in God
Bertrand Russell was a proponent of the divine command theory of
ethics
ANSWERS: False
, Which of the following is a "theological virtue" stressed by Medieval
Christian philosophers
ANSWERS: hope
Which of the following is an ethics of right action
ANSWERS: utilitarianism
According to Aristotle, a virtue is
ANSWERS: A good habit
The opposite of a virtue is
ANSWERS: vice
According to Aristotle, virtues are important because
ANSWERS: they are all qualities needed for successful living
Which of the following is not a virtue
ANSWERS: good luck
Aristotle believed which of the following
ANSWERS: people from different cultures have a lot in common, despite
our differences
