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Ethics
(24 decks)
1A: Divine Command Theory
1B: Virtue Theory
1C: Ethical Egoism
1D: Naturalism
1E: Intuitionism
1F: Emotivism
2A: Thomas Aquinas’ Natural Law
2B: Thomas Aquinas’ Natural Law - Virtues and Goods
2C: Application Of Aquinas’ Natural Law
2D: John Finnis’ Development of NL
Hoose’s Prportionalism
Application Of Finnis’ NL and Proportionalism
3A: Fletcher’s Situation Ethics - Rejection of other forms of ethics and acceptance of agape
3B: Fletcher’s SE - Principles
3C: Fletcher’s SE - A
3D: Classical Utilitarianism - Bentham’s Act Utilitarianism
3E: John Stuart Mill’s development of Utilitarianism
3F: Application Of Utilitarianism
4A: Religious concepts of predestination
4B: Concepts of Determinism
4C: Implications of predestination and determinism
4D: Religious concepts of free will
4E: concepts of libertarianism
4F: Implications of free will and libertarianism
