The Basics
This term refers to action, emotion, and putting into practice/ responding to the Good
Morality
Refers to what the moral agent wants to happen
Intention
According to Ninian Smart, which Dimension of Religion includes a place like Jerusalem or the Shroud of Turin?
Material
What is the definition of morality
The Response to our Awareness of the Value of the Human Being As Human
When truth changes for different sub-groups in society or when right and wrong are defined by the culture, what is this known as?
Moral relativism
The Holy Trinity (God as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) is bound together by what?
Love/ caritas love
The individual whose actions are being analyzed
Moral Agent
According to Ninian Smart, which Dimension of Religion includes the Catechism of the Catholic Church or the Magisterium (teaching of the Church)?
Doctrinal and philosophical
This term refers to God already knowing/ deciding who will go to Heaven... (and who will not...)
predestination
When someone believes that a moral agent's behaviour is determined by parenting, culture, and socio-economic status, this is know as what?
Social determinism
ta ethica is the Greek for this word: things having to do with good character
Ethics
Describes what the moral agent has done, is doing, or will do
Action
According to Ninian Smart, which Dimension of Religion includes dread, guilt, awe, mystery, devotion, liberation, ecstasy, inner peace, bliss.
Experiential and emotional
This term refers to impure or evil actions/ bad behaviour
immoral
If someone believed that that we "can't outrun our DNA"/ that our genetics are completely responsible for our behaviour, which philosophy would this individual follow?
Naturalism
"Do what is right, not what is easy" is phrase that could be used to explain which ethical concept?
Moral integrity
The effect(s) that a moral agent's actions will have on others
Affective Relationship
According to Ninian Smart, which Dimension of Religion includes ceremonies; often regarded as revealed.
Ritual
See, Judge, Act Evaluate is an ethical process known as what?
Moral Framework of Action
When someone believes that their view is the right view, no matter what, and without even considering the views or conversations or others, this individual might be known as a...
Moral Absolutist
This is something we care about... and act on/ act out in our lives.
Value
The moral agent must wonder and evaluate how the action turns out/ the result of actions
Consequences
According to Ninian Smart, which dimension of religion includes rules about human behavior (often regarded as revealed from supernatural realm)
Ethical and legal
What does the word beatitude actually mean?
blessing
This is the power to act or not to act, and becomes perfect when directed to God (when the moral agent chooses the most loving thing to do!)
Freedom/ Free Will