Exam 8: Setting up a Moral System: Basic Assumptions and Basic Principles

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One of the major problems in setting up a moral system is the conflict between self and other.

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According to the author there is no place for religion in moral thinking.

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The most basic logical principle of the moral system developed here is the

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A moral system needs to deal consistently with

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The principles can be classified into_______ general categories.

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For the author of this text, situation or context has no bearing on prioritizing the principles.

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If you value a range of different goods you are an)

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What, according to the author, are some of the basic conflicting moral issues that need to be synthesized into one system?

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The principle of goodness means that what I think is good is right.

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Because everyone is different people must have some leeway to deal with these differences in a way that best suits them.This is the Principle of

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The value of life principle means that abortion is wrong.

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A basic assumption of any moral system ought to be the existence of God.

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Putting the moral principles together forms a system called

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One of the problems with a strict rules approach is that they do not tell us what to do in some situations.

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To be applicable morals should be capable of being

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The basic assumptions or premises of a morality ought to include some reference to

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The author's system of ethics is called utilitarianism because it tries to help others.

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The most basic empirical principle of the system developed here is the

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If morals can't be taught then they're not applicable.

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The principle of individual freedom is not limited by anything otherwise it wouldn't be freedom.

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