Theological Ethics || with Complete Solutions.

Is it possible to be an amoralist correct answers No, because amoralism is self-defeating and unlivable Difference between good and right correct answers Good (axiological) - that which is morally good; Right (deontic) - that which is morally obligatory When it comes to ethics, Bible is predominantly a book of rules or law correct answers False What is natural law? correct answers Eternal of God revealed by his providence unto all creation and discoverable by reason and conscience Difficulty of narrative ethics is its inability to rise above a particular narrative to judge competing narratives correct answers True For Christians, what 2 components are to be integrated consistently for ethical living? correct answers Narrative of one's own communal life and the narrative of Scripture What is a supereogatory good? correct answers A moral good that is not obligatory What is metaethics? correct answers An inquiry into the meaning, nature, existence, and ground of morality To understand what we are to do, we must understand who we are. Through what medium is our identity prominently shaped? correct answers Narrative What is the major source of our narrative? correct answers Community According to Kant's categorical imperative, a maxim is categorical if it does not end up in correct answers Self-contradiction Obedience to sheer divine deontological commands without intelligence or reason is correct answers Blind According to deontology, rightness of action is correct answers Unchanging and universal What is teleogical ethics? correct answers Ethics of consequence What is deontological ethics? correct answers Ethics of duty Virtue is characterized by correct answers Acting with excellence What is the principle of utility according to John Stuart Mill? correct answers Greatest good for the greatest amount of people