Feminist ethics sees the autonomy of the mother as having a priority over
______________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
the rights of the fetus.)
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One of the foundational ideas behind a more genuinely pluralistic and egalitarian society, as elaborated by thinkers ranging from Thomas Jefferson to Martin Luther King, Jr., is that the recognition of human dignity, autonomy, and vulnerability should depend
a) on nature and culture both. b) not on the accidents of birth or biology but on our commonalities as persons or citizens in a moral community. c) not on stereotypes but on individual merit. d) not on cultural identities but on social values.
Since Vatican II it can be argued that there is a convergence of theology among Roman Catholic and Protestant theologians with regard to the sacraments that includes
a. an emphasis on the inseparability of Word and sacraments b. a trinitarian and Christocentric interpretation of the proclamation of the Word and celebration of the sacraments c. a focus the sacraments in a way that illuminates the "sacramental" character of the whole creation d. a concern to make explicit the connection between the sacraments, Christian life and ethics e. all of these features
Identify the type of fallacy in the following passage."Hello Mom? Yeah, it's me.... Fine. Great, in fact. Massachusetts is super-I've never had so much fun.... No.... Yes! And listen, I've just met the most wonderful guy. And I'm sure he's rich. You should just see the expensive car he drives...."
What will be an ideal response?
What area of moral philosophy deals with questions about what our moral obligations are?
a. Value theory b. Normative ethics c. Metaethics d. Moral epistemology