Definitions
The branch of philosophy that studies how man ought to live.
What is "Ethics"?
What is the primary reason morality cannot be based on culture?
Morality needs to be based on an unchanging source
This worldview believes evil is a result of upsetting or offending deities
What is "Polytheism"?
This religion believes the problem of mankind is its ignorance of "the true reality."
What is "Hinduism"?
The widely accepted ethical stance made by the fictional character that said "Let your conscience by your guide"
Jiminy Cricket
Lacking a moral sense; unconcerned with the rightness or wrongness of something.
What is "Amoral"?
The belief there there is no absolute truth.
What is "Relativism"?
This worldview believes the world is only material, not spiritual.
What is "Atheism"?
This religion believes the solution to mankind’s problem is to repent.
Judaism
"There are many ways to heaven" is an objective or subjective statement?
Objective
Our decisions are fixed and determined based off our genes and brain chemistry (biology).
What is "biological reductionism"?
The second presupposition of morality is that human life has ___
What is "value"?
This worldview believes that the universe is eternal
What is "Pantheism"?
This religion believes the problem with mankind is its wants and desires.
What is "Buddhism"?
"God exists" is an objective or subjective claim?
Objective
Because of your essence as a human you have value.
What is "Intrinsic"?
Commonality is greater than ______.
What is "Individuality"?
This worldview believes that truth comes through revelation
What is "Revelation"?
This religion believes the origin of mankind was from a Creator, the problem of mankind is ignorance, and the solution for mankind is to follow Sharia law.
What is "Islam"?
If truth, morality, and ethics becomes circular/contradictory under an atheistic/naturalistic worldview...what instead should we explore as our foundation?
Higher Power
What is in a person's best self-interest is what determines right and wrong.
What are the two ways human lives are viewed to have value?
Extrinsic & Intrinsic
This worldview believes that morality is subjective
What is "atheism"?
This religion is both pantheistic and polytheistic.
What is "Hinduism"?
What is Mrs. G's first name?
Annabelle