Exam 3: Alternatives Within Christian Ethics

In a Christocentric viewpoint, __________ is the center to analyzing ethical problems.

Biblical __________ means that the Bible is the final authority on moral issues.

According to O'Connell, right and wrong are __________ valid truths.

Bernard Haring's work, The Law of Christ, emphasized using __________ to make moral decisions.

Robertson McQuilkin calls __________ "the essence of God's law."

How does the Evangelical approach to Christian ethics vary from the traditional Protestant approach?

For Paul Lehmann, Christian ethics is oriented toward __________ instead of morality.

Efforts to modernize the Roman Catholic church are often referred to as __________.

Womanists reject traditional feminism because they believe it is oriented toward the __________.

__________ is communicated through human reason, careful observation, and logical thinking.