Vocabulary
a rule of conduct imposed by civil authority
What is civil law?
the human participation in the eternal law
the residing place of the intention
What is the acting subject?
What is situation ethics?
the fear of fire
What is pyrophobia?
principle that the burden of law must be shared by all
includes questions such as when, how, and with what means
What are circumstances?
an ethical system that determines the level of goodness from the effects of the act
What is Consequentialism?
Play featuring the fictional character, Iago
What is Othello?
a recognized and official authority in civil/ecclesiastical law
the natural power used by the natural law
What is reason?
answers the question why
What is the intention?
What is proportionalism?
the traditional gift for a 40th wedding anniversary
What is ruby?
the ability to be applied to everyone in every situation
What is universality?
What are the proximate conclusions?
that toward which the will directs itself
What is the object?
What are situation ethics?
What is the Baltic Sea?
a human law that contradicts natural law
What is an unjust law?
tier of the natural law that can change when advancements make it necessary
What are the remote conclusions?
the three elements of the Human act
What are object, intention, circumstance?
the primary determining factor in the morality of human acts for the Catholic Church?
What is the object?
director of FBI from 1924 to 1972
Who is J Edgar Hoover?