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6. This theory focuses on the ends or purpose of an action. What is this also known as?
- Normative
- Antinomian
- Teleological
- Deontological
7. When did Joseph Fletcher publish his actual book?
8. If the theory is practical and can be applied, this is known as...
- Ends justify means
- Love wills the neighbour
- Pragmatism
- Positivism
9. What is the name of the way to calculate the most loving thing?
- Benthem's Equation
- Hedonic Calculus
- Agapeistic Calculus
- Aristotolian Calculus
10. What does the theory of Situation Ethics rely upon?
- Assumptions
- Agape love
- Rational intellect
- Rules
11. What are the key ideas of Situation Ethics that explain how the theory works?
- 6 Presuppositions
- 6 Working Principles
- 4 Presuppositions
- 4 Propositions
12. Who heavily criticised Situation Ethics?
- John Bultmann
- William Barclay
- Friedrich Nietzsche
- Paul Tillich
13. When was Honest to God, J.A.T. Robinson's book, published?
14. When did Fletcher publish his paper on Situation Ethics?
15. When there are no rules or laws and people are given freedom?
- Virtue Ethics
- Antinomianism
- Legalism
- Situation Ethics
16. Who else, besides Barclay, criticised Situation Ethics using a book?
- Susan Howatch
- Louise Anthony
- Nancy Bauer
- Simone de Beauvoir
17. Who proposed the idea of Situation Ethics?
- Paul Tillich
- Joseph Fletcher
- J.A.T. Robinson
- John Bultmann
18. What is the part of the theory that describes the idea that it provides freedom and love to all?
- Relativism
- Positivism
- Pragmatism
- Personalism