Natural Law 0.0 / 5 ? EthicsNatural LawASWJEC Created by: lottymCreated on: 21-04-16 15:01 Who was Aquinas' main inspiration? Aristotle 1 of 24 Name Aquinas' Four Laws Eternal, Revealed, Natural and Human 2 of 24 What is practical reason? About Being - allows us to know how to act 3 of 24 Give a quote relating to Aquinas' views on reason 'The moral life is life according to reason' 4 of 24 What is a virtue? An excellent quality of someone's character 5 of 24 What are the cardinal virtues? Prudence, Fortitude, Temperance and Justice 6 of 24 Explain what prudence means Making wise choices 7 of 24 Explain what fortitude means Confronting fear and achieving goals 8 of 24 Explain what temperance means Showing restraint and self control 9 of 24 Explain what justice means Balancing interests with those of others 10 of 24 What are the theological virtues? Faith, Hope and Charity 11 of 24 Explain what faith means Belief and trust in God 12 of 24 Explain what hope means Desiring and expecting eternal life 13 of 24 Explain what charity means Selfless love for others, in response to God's love 14 of 24 What did Aquinas believe about human nature? That it is essentially good 15 of 24 What is an 'apparent' good? An action that is not in pursuit of perfection 16 of 24 Provide an example of an apparent good eg) not going to school because you'll get in to trouble for not doing work 17 of 24 What do real goods develop? Virtues 18 of 24 How do we discern between real and apparent goods? By using reason 19 of 24 Describe the difference between interior and exterior acts The exterior act is what others se, whereas the interior act is your inner reasoning behind the action 20 of 24 What are the five main rules in Natural Law called? Primary Precepts 21 of 24 What do these help us identify? The moral action in any situation in accordance with natural law 22 of 24 Name the primary precepts Power, Ordering of Society, Worship of God, Education of the Young, Reproduction 23 of 24 Give a secondary precept for Worship of God Follow the 10 commandments 24 of 24
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