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What is the primary foundation of St. Thomas Aquinas’ Natural Law Ethics?

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  • Human nature and reason
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According to Aquinas, the ultimate purpose (telos) of human life is

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  • Salvation
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In Aquinas’ framework, which of the following is a primary precept of natural law?

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  • To preserve life
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Which of the following best represents the “law of nature” in Aquinas’ theory?

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  • Principles accessible through human reason
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Which one of these is NOT a secondary precept of natural law according to Aquinas?

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  • Prohibition of homosexual behavior
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Aquinas believes that moral law is grounded in

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  • God’s eternal law
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What role does reason play in Aquinas’ Natural Law Ethics?

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  • Reason helps determine what is morally good
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Aquinas believes that moral laws are universal because

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  • They are revealed by a divine authority
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In Aquinas’ view, natural law is understood through

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  • Human reason and observation of nature
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Aquinas believes that moral principles are

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  • Fixed and objective
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According to Immanuel Kant, moral actions are those that

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  • Are done out of duty and in accordance with the moral law
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The Categorical Imperative in Kant’s ethics requires individuals to

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  • Act in a way that could be universally willed without contradiction
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Kant’s principle of respect for persons means that

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  • People should be treated as ends in themselves, not as means to an end
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Which of the following is an example of Kant’s concept of a moral duty?

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  • Telling the truth even when it is difficult
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Kant’s Deontological Ethics rejects which of the following?

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  • The consequences of actions as the measure of their morality
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Kant’s categorical imperative demands that people act only according to maxims that

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  • Could be willed as a universal law without contradiction
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Which of the following best characterizes Kant’s concept of autonomy?

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  • Freedom to act according to reason and duty
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For Kant, the moral worth of an action is determined by

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  • The intent or motivation behind the action
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Kant’s ethical theory is most concerned with

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  • The duty to act according to moral laws
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According to Kant, moral laws are

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  • Objective and binding on all rational agents
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The Love and Justice Framework emphasizes

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  • The reconciliation of justice with love in moral decision-making
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In the Love and Justice Framework, love is understood as

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  • Acting with compassion and care for others’ well-being
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According to the Love and Justice Framework, justice involves

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  • Promoting fairness, equality, and respect for all people
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In the Love and Justice Framework, the concept of justice requires that

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  • Equal treatment and fairness should be given to all individuals
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Which of the following best describes the relationship between love and justice in this framework?
- Justice and love work together to create ethical action
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Globalization refers to
- The process of increasing interconnection and interdependence across the world
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Pluralism acknowledges that
- There are multiple valid moral perspectives in a diverse world
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What is a key ethical challenge associated with globalization?
- The exploitation of global labor and resources
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In pluralistic societies, ethical dilemmas arise when
- One culture imposes its values on others
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Which of the following is an ethical response to the challenges of globalization?
- Promoting respect for cultural diversity
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Which ethical challenge do Millennials face in the workplace?
- Balancing work-life commitments
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Fillennials (the next generation) are most likely to prioritize
- Ethical consumption and sustainability
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Millennials tend to approach ethical dilemmas by
- Using social media to advocate for causes
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Fillennials are often more likely than previous generations to support
- Progressive social and environmental policies
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One key challenge facing Millennials in their ethical decision-making is
- Navigating conflicting cultural and ethical values
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Which of the following is an ethical response Millennials may have towards climate change?
- Supporting sustainable practices and renewable energy
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Which of the following would most likely be a significant ethical issue for Fillennials in the digital age?
- The ethics of artificial intelligence and privacy
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Millennials generally believe that businesses should
- Act ethically and contribute to societal good
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A common ethical challenge for Fillennials is
- Balancing a digital presence with privacy concerns
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One-way Fillennials address ethical challenges is by
- Promoting social justice and inclusivity