Acts begins with:
a. the resurrection
b. a birth narrative
c. a very long sermon
d. an ascension account
d
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Gilligan discussed the "female voice" in moral reasoning; which of the following was one of her findings?
a. Women were concerned with isolation and abandonment. b. Women were concerned with what men thought. c. Women were concerned with self-preservation. d. Women were not concerned with values of care.
Which of the following reasons are cited by some cultures to justify the practice of
female genital mutilation?
a. religious requirements b. preservation of group identithy c. maintenance of cleanliness and health d. all of the above
The patriarchal values of religious institutions can be found in all of the following examples EXCEPT
a. women often being relegated to the margins of an organization. b. women being allowed to serve as religious authorities. c. women being given supporting roles. d. women believed to be incapable of spiritual realization.
A requirement for serving on a hospital ethics committee is willingness to maintain
confidentiality. Doctors are professionally required to observe confidentiality as regards information about their patients. It is sometimes argued that professors of ethics, in spite of their relevant training, are not suitable for ethics committees because they do not have an obligation of confidentiality. However, the fact is that professors must observe confidentiality just as doctors do. For professors it is a duty to keep confidential information they learn about their students. Thus, since both have a duty of confidentiality, it is unjustifiable to exclude professors from ethics committees on grounds of confidentiality.
What will be an ideal response?