Key Words

Question 1

Absolute

Answer 1

One universal moral code which is final

Question 2

Relative

Answer 2

That nothing is objectively right or wrong

Question 3

Objective

Answer 3

A persons actions can always be seen as right or wrong

Question 4

Subjective

Answer 4

There are no absolute standards of right or wrong

Question 5

Deontological

Answer 5

The relationship between duty and the morality of human actions

Question 6

Empirical

Answer 6

Deals with facts

Question 7

Teleological

Answer 7

The goodness of an action is determined by whether it has good consequences

Question 8

Natural law

Answer 8

The rules for humans set by nature

Question 9

Primary precept

Answer 9

Laws of nature created by God for man to live by

Question 10

Secondary precept

Answer 10

Rules that help us achieve primary precepts

Question 11

Legalistic

Answer 11

Putting law above gospel for salvation

Question 12

Situational

Answer 12

Any moral theory must have facts before being applied

Question 13

Antinomian

Answer 13

Rules and principles should be rejected

Question 14

Pragmatism

Answer 14

Seeking workable, practical solutions

Question 15

Personalism

Answer 15

Willingly giving to other people what is due

Question 16

Positivism

Answer 16

The law only depends on the authority of those who make the law

Question 17

Relativism

Answer 17

That nothing is objectively right or wrong

Question 18

Agape

Answer 18

God is immeasurable, incomparable love for mankind