ETHICS 3.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? Religious StudiesEthicsASAQA Created by: charlotteCreated on: 21-02-13 14:28 Utilitarianism an action that maximises happiness 1 of 21 Act Utilitarianism Bentham 2 of 21 Rule Utilitarianism John Stuart Mill 3 of 21 PRRICED Purity, Remotness, Richness, Intensity, Certainty, Extent, Duration 4 of 21 Kantian Ethics treat others in the way you wish to be treated 5 of 21 Natural Law everything is created for a purpose 6 of 21 Preference Utilitarianism Peter Singer 7 of 21 Natural Law Aristotle & Aquinas 8 of 21 5 Primary Precepts reproduction; live life; education; worshipping god; law&order 9 of 21 Double Effect Good and evil not intended 10 of 21 Eudimonia best possible life 11 of 21 Hierarchy of laws Eternal Law; Divine Law; Natural Law; Human Law 12 of 21 Universalisable applies to all situations 13 of 21 Deontological motives of an act, not consequences 14 of 21 Good Will Not the action that is good but the reason & motive 15 of 21 The autonomy of morality morality is a free act by the individual 16 of 21 The rationality of morality duty tells us to use reason to make decisions 17 of 21 a priori truth from experience 18 of 21 a prosteriori based on experience 19 of 21 summum bonum highest good 20 of 21 Hypothetical Imperative comes from personal preference 21 of 21
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