Situation Ethics 0.0 / 5 ? Religious StudiesEthicsA2/A-levelOCR Created by: mariam26Created on: 13-10-20 14:31 Situation Ethics View developed by Joseph Flecther that there is a single, absolute principle of love to be applied in each situation, to produce the best outcome 1 of 10 Agape A Greek word meaning love; refers to the love people feel for humankind 2 of 10 Personalism The belief that all good is always good for a person or persons, and never abstract - goodness must always be experienced as good by someone 3 of 10 Legalism An approach which reduces the moral life to a system of regulations 4 of 10 Antinomianism The view that rules and principles should be rejected 5 of 10 Situationism A moral action depends on the situation 6 of 10 Pragmatism It must work or be practical 7 of 10 Relativism Rules don't always apply e.g. stealing to save your family 8 of 10 Positivism You must always start with a positive intention 9 of 10 Personalism People come first. not rules or ideals 10 of 10
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