Natural Law 0.0 / 5 ? EthicsNatural LawASOCR Created by: ellenwest99Created on: 09-04-16 09:24 Who were the two philosophers who came up with Natural Law? Aristotle & Cicero 1 of 20 Who said "just as fire burns here and in persia"? Aristotle 2 of 20 Who said "there will not be different laws at Rome and in Athens or different laws now or in the future"? Cicero 3 of 20 What did Aquinas believe about humans? We are made in the image of God 4 of 20 What did Aquinas believe is the purpose for humans? To achieve perfection and reach God 5 of 20 Where is Natural Law and what does it do? In us and gives us reason 6 of 20 What are the five primary precepts? Self preservation, reproduction, educate children, live in society, worship God 7 of 20 Give five secondary precepts Don't murder, don't be a homosexual, send your children to school, don't steal, go to church 8 of 20 What are apparent goods? A misuse of reason when you think you are doing a good thing when you are breaking a primary precept 9 of 20 Give an example of an apparent good Having an abortion because you have been ***** 10 of 20 What are interior and exterior acts? Your motivation and how you do things 11 of 20 Give an example of an interior and exterior act Helping an elderly person walk because they need help doing so 12 of 20 What is double effect? An unavoidable situation when avoiding breaking one primary precept you have to break another one 13 of 20 Give an example of double effect A woman having her womb taken out because it is cancerous 14 of 20 What is a strength of natural law? It goes beyond culture because it is in everyone 15 of 20 What is a weakness of natural law? It depends too much on reason and not enough on the Holy Bible (Karl Barth) 16 of 20 What did Dawkins and Russell believe? The universe is just a brute fact 17 of 20 What did Vardy and Grosch believe? The genitals are more for pleasure than for reproduction 18 of 20 What did Dawkins and Russell believe? The universe is just a brute fact 19 of 20 What did Vardy and Grosch believe? The genitals are more for pleasure than for reproduction 20 of 20
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