Bible Ethics

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Ethics
The study of moral conduct, values, duties, and goodness
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Morality
refers to a personal system of determining right and wrong based on some standard.
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Teleological
Any ethical system that judges morality by the __consequences of the actions__*.*

Judges actions as right or wrong by their ends, or purpose.
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Deontological
Any ethical system that judges morality based upon some __principal of duty__.
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What issues arise with teleological based morality?
why do we act against our own self interest, how can we predict the consequences to our actions
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How does secularism view ethics?
Humans make ethical rules, naturalist view of ethics, scientism
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How does Marxism view ethics?
religion and capitalism are immoral, ends justify the means, proletarianism
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How does Islam view ethics?
Quran, Hadith, ethics and law are the same, Divine command theory - right and wrong are determined by God’s commands
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How does new spirituality view ethics?
attain higher consciousness, morality is in each of us, karma
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How does Postmodernism view ethics?
reject notion of universal norms, cultural relativism - ethics is relative to one’s community, pragmatism - **since truth is whatever works, morality is whatever is useful for society.**
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How does christianity view ethics?
Ethics come from God’s character, divine command theory, Luke 10:27, Sermon on the Mount (5-7)
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Luke 10:27
Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength and with all your mind’ and, Love your neighbor as yourself.
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Hedonism
pleasure/self satisfaction is the proper aim of human life
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utilitarianism
The most ethical choice is the one that benefits the most amount of people
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ethical egoism
whatever maximizes my self interest is morally good
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Eudaimonism
purpose of life is to live a life of flourishing, including the bad
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Ethical libertarianism
people live best when they have liberty and agree not to harm others
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Moral skepticism
objective moral knowledge is inaccessible or impossible
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pragmatism
morality is what ever is useful for society or practical
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existentialism
since we create our own meaning we ought to do what ever helps us become our most authentic selves.
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Transcendental idealism
Our duty as humans is to figure out what is good without qualification and then pursue it
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rationalism
God has made us as thinking beings, so we must use our reasoning ability to live virtuously