Situation Ethics 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Religious StudiesEthicsASEdexcel Created by: aaronwraith161999Created on: 14-11-17 12:01 What does the theory of Situation Ethics rely upon? Agape love 1 of 18 Who proposed the idea of Situation Ethics? Joseph Fletcher 2 of 18 Who said the phrase 'man come of age'? J.A.T. Robinson 3 of 18 What are the key ideas of Situation Ethics that explain how the theory works? 4 Presuppositions 4 of 18 If the theory focuses on people rather than rules, this is known within his theory as... Personalism 5 of 18 If the theory is practical and can be applied, this is known as... Pragmatism 6 of 18 What is the part of the theory that describes the idea that it provides freedom and love to all? Positivism 7 of 18 If it can be applied situationally, rather than perspectively, this is known as... Relativism 8 of 18 What is the name given to the 'how to do the Situation Ethics'? 6 Propositions 9 of 18 Who heavily criticised Situation Ethics? William Barclay 10 of 18 This theory focuses on the ends or purpose of an action. What is this also known as? Teleological 11 of 18 When was Honest to God, J.A.T. Robinson's book, published? 1963 12 of 18 When did Fletcher publish his paper on Situation Ethics? 1959 13 of 18 When did Joseph Fletcher publish his actual book? 1966 14 of 18 Who else, besides Barclay, criticised Situation Ethics using a book? Susan Howatch 15 of 18 When something contains rules and laws that are aboslute, this is known as? Legalism 16 of 18 When there are no rules or laws and people are given freedom? Antinomianism 17 of 18 What is the name of the way to calculate the most loving thing? Agapeistic Calculus 18 of 18
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