fletcher's situation ethics

which of the following approaches to ethics are among the approaches that fletcher uses to frame their view

legalism

situationism

antinomianism

situationism occupies the middle ground between the other approaches to ethics that fletcher identifies

true

pragmatism

moral knowledge comes through real practice, not thinking

relativism

morality depends upon each situation

positivism

morality is a decision, not a conclusion

personalism

love is about people and requires us to consider them

according to fletcher’s situation ethics, conscience is a noun and is not a verb

false

fletcher claims that there is one moral law, which is to create the most love for the most people. the word ‘love’ can have different meaning. which of the following is the meaning of ‘love’ that fletcher adopts

agape

love is the only intrinsic good

only love is good in and of itself

love is agape

love is a giving attitude, not a feeling of affection

love is justice

justice is the fair distribution of love between people

love is a constant imperative

we ought to love others, despite our feelings

only ends justify means

outcomes determine the value of actions

morality is situational, not prescriptive

rejection of legalism