Other questions in this quiz

2. The Categorical Imperative involves

  • making moral decisions from a sense of duty
  • making moral decisions by carefully weighing the outcomes

3. The Moral Argument

  • proves the existence of a prime mover
  • merely points to the probability that God exists
  • sets out to prove that God exists

4. When virtue and happiness come together, it is called

  • Summun Bonum
  • Bummun Sumo
  • Some Bummer

5. This is rarely achieved in this life, so is carried over to the afterlife

  • True
  • False
View more questions

Comments

usman

Report

thanks ed :D its amazing :)

Connor goodwin

Report

you could say for q6 that the summum bonum is a consequence in itself and so we are not motivated by the act, but the consequence :)

ZAINS1

Report

Good

Similar Religious Studies resources:

See all Religious Studies resources »See all Philosophy resources »