Religious ethics 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Religious StudiesEthicsASOCR Created by: Lucy64Created on: 14-01-13 10:37 Define abortion The termination of a pregnancy by artificial means 1 of 20 What is Active euthanasia? The intentional premature termination of another persons life 2 of 20 What is autonomy? Arriving at a moral judgement through reason 3 of 20 What is Christian realism? The belief that Christianity may use violence to bring about peace on earth 4 of 20 What is human cloning? When another human is created with the same genetic identity as another 5 of 20 What is our sense of moral right and wrong? Conscience 6 of 20 What is divine command theory? Actions are right or wrong depending on whether they follow God's commands 7 of 20 What is a method of producing stem cells to treat diseases such as Alzheimers? Therapeutic cloning 8 of 20 What is passive euthanasia? When treatment is withdrawn or not given to the patient in order to hasten death 9 of 20 What is personhood? The definition of a human being as a person- having consciousness, self awareness and sentience 10 of 20 What is the ability to feel pleasure and pain? Sentience 11 of 20 What does deontology mean? Something which considers the moral value of an act 12 of 20 What is an embryo? Developing cells in the womb at up to 8 weeks gestation 13 of 20 What is the supreme good for humans? Eudaimonia 14 of 20 Who developed Euthyphros dilemma? Plato 15 of 20 What is the Euthyphro's dilemma? Is an act good because God commands it or does God command it because it is good? 16 of 20 What is a foetus? an organism in the womb from 9 weeks until birth 17 of 20 What is the view that pleasure is the chief good? Hedonism 18 of 20 What is IVF? The procedure by which sperm and eggs from a couple are fertilised in a laboratory dish 19 of 20 What is it called when you end someones lifewithout their consent to prevent their suffering Involuntary euthanasia 20 of 20
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