Does The Rejection Of Absolute Rules By Situation Ethics Make Moral Decision-Making Entirely Individualistic And Subjective? Flashcards
1
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John McQuarrie argued that ? fundamentally individualistic, used as the basis of a social ?, not considering the community or society.
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Situationism’s.
Morality.
2
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Situation ethics fails to recognise the ? perspective that people have when they make moral decisions, and that humans are ?, concerned with their own interests.
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Subjective.
Fallible.
3
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Perhaps the most contentious aspect is the removal of ? at the heart and the impact this has on ?, leaving people vulnerable.
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Laws.
Justice.
4
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Fletcher would argue it doesn’t abandon ? and holds onto love, making all things ? to love. Whether it’s able to serve the needs of justice is less clear.
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Absolutes.
Relative.
