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____ _ __ is considered as the source of guidance in moral decision making that to know the good, it is argued, is to do the good.
Knowledge of good
2
____ _ __ is considered as the source of guidance in moral decision making that to know the good, it is argued, is to do the good.
Knowledge of good
3
__ therefore is regarded as knowledge and can be taught.
Virtue
4
__ therefore is regarded as knowledge and can be taught.
Virtue
5
The highest of all forms is the form of "The Good".
Socrates and Plato Moral Philosophy
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The highest of all forms is the form of "The Good".
Socrates and Plato Moral Philosophy
7
These unchanging independent forms are like ideal and stable models of the ordinary observable objects.
Socrates and Plato Moral Philosophy
8
These unchanging independent forms are like ideal and stable models of the ordinary observable objects.
Socrates and Plato Moral Philosophy
9
Everything in the material world is what is by virtue of its resemblance to, or participation, this universal form of idea.
True
10
Everything in the material world is what is by virtue of its resemblance to, or participation, this _universal_ form of idea.
True
11
Central to __ philosophy in his Theory of Forms –the objectively existing immaterial entities that are the proper object of knowledge.
Plato
12
Central to __ philosophy in his Theory of Forms –the objectively existing immaterial entities that are the proper object of knowledge.
Plato
13
dialogue written by ___ _ ___ indicates that pleasure and pain fail to provide an objective standard from determining moral from immoral since they do not exist apart from one another, while good and evil do.
Socrates and Plato Moral Philosophy
14
dialogue written by ___ _ ___ indicates that pleasure and pain fail to provide an objective standard from determining moral from immoral since they do not exist apart from one another, while good and evil do.
Socrates and Plato Moral Philosophy
15
At least two of Aristotle’s work specifically concern morality, the Eudemian Ethics and Nicomachean Ethics.
Aristotle’s Ethics
16
At least two of Aristotle’s work specifically concern morality, the Eudemian Ethics and Nicomachean Ethics.
Aristotle’s Ethics
17
People praise them because: they are difficult to develop, they are corrective of natural deficiencies, they are beneficial both self and society.
Virtue Ethics
18
People praise them because: they are difficult to develop, they are corrective of natural deficiencies, they are beneficial both self and society.
Virtue Ethics
19
__ are the freely chosen character traits that people praise on others.
Virtues
20
__ are the freely chosen character traits that people praise on others.
Virtues
21
it emphasis on developing good habits of character and avoiding bad character traits or vices.
Virtue Ethics
22
it emphasis on developing good habits of character and avoiding bad character traits or vices.
Virtue Ethics
23
a moral philosophy that teaches that an action is right if it is an action that a virtuous person would perform in the same situation.
Virtue Ethics
24
a moral philosophy that teaches that an action is right if it is an action that a virtuous person would perform in the same situation.
Virtue Ethics
25
the angelic doctor and the prince of Scholastics, 1225-1274.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
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Italian philosopher and theologians.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
27
He is most important thinkers of the medieval time period.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
28
His idea depends heavily on Aristotle.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
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Aquinas believes that all actions are directed toward ends (telos by aristotle) and that happiness is the final ends.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
30
Happiness consists in activities in accordance with virtue.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
31
Like Augustine, he declares that ultimate happiness is not attainable in this life.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
32
Present happiness is imperfect) true happiness is to be found only in the soul (saint) of the blessed in heaven of in beatitude with God.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
33
Aquinas use the ordinance of reason for the common good, promulgated by someone who has care of the community.
The Natural Law
34
He also be understood in terms of “rules and measures” for people conduct and as “rational pattern or forms”.
The Natural Law
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1
____ _ __ is considered as the source of guidance in moral decision making that to know the good, it is argued, is to do the good.
Knowledge of good
2
____ _ __ is considered as the source of guidance in moral decision making that to know the good, it is argued, is to do the good.
Knowledge of good
3
__ therefore is regarded as knowledge and can be taught.
Virtue
4
__ therefore is regarded as knowledge and can be taught.
Virtue
5
The highest of all forms is the form of "The Good".
Socrates and Plato Moral Philosophy
6
The highest of all forms is the form of "The Good".
Socrates and Plato Moral Philosophy
7
These unchanging independent forms are like ideal and stable models of the ordinary observable objects.
Socrates and Plato Moral Philosophy
8
These unchanging independent forms are like ideal and stable models of the ordinary observable objects.
Socrates and Plato Moral Philosophy
9
Everything in the material world is what is by virtue of its resemblance to, or participation, this universal form of idea.
True
10
Everything in the material world is what is by virtue of its resemblance to, or participation, this _universal_ form of idea.
True
11
Central to __ philosophy in his Theory of Forms –the objectively existing immaterial entities that are the proper object of knowledge.
Plato
12
Central to __ philosophy in his Theory of Forms –the objectively existing immaterial entities that are the proper object of knowledge.
Plato
13
dialogue written by ___ _ ___ indicates that pleasure and pain fail to provide an objective standard from determining moral from immoral since they do not exist apart from one another, while good and evil do.
Socrates and Plato Moral Philosophy
14
dialogue written by ___ _ ___ indicates that pleasure and pain fail to provide an objective standard from determining moral from immoral since they do not exist apart from one another, while good and evil do.
Socrates and Plato Moral Philosophy
15
At least two of Aristotle’s work specifically concern morality, the Eudemian Ethics and Nicomachean Ethics.
Aristotle’s Ethics
16
At least two of Aristotle’s work specifically concern morality, the Eudemian Ethics and Nicomachean Ethics.
Aristotle’s Ethics
17
People praise them because: they are difficult to develop, they are corrective of natural deficiencies, they are beneficial both self and society.
Virtue Ethics
18
People praise them because: they are difficult to develop, they are corrective of natural deficiencies, they are beneficial both self and society.
Virtue Ethics
19
__ are the freely chosen character traits that people praise on others.
Virtues
20
__ are the freely chosen character traits that people praise on others.
Virtues
21
it emphasis on developing good habits of character and avoiding bad character traits or vices.
Virtue Ethics
22
it emphasis on developing good habits of character and avoiding bad character traits or vices.
Virtue Ethics
23
a moral philosophy that teaches that an action is right if it is an action that a virtuous person would perform in the same situation.
Virtue Ethics
24
a moral philosophy that teaches that an action is right if it is an action that a virtuous person would perform in the same situation.
Virtue Ethics
25
the angelic doctor and the prince of Scholastics, 1225-1274.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
26
Italian philosopher and theologians.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
27
He is most important thinkers of the medieval time period.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
28
His idea depends heavily on Aristotle.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
29
Aquinas believes that all actions are directed toward ends (telos by aristotle) and that happiness is the final ends.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
30
Happiness consists in activities in accordance with virtue.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
31
Like Augustine, he declares that ultimate happiness is not attainable in this life.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
32
Present happiness is imperfect) true happiness is to be found only in the soul (saint) of the blessed in heaven of in beatitude with God.
THOMAS AQUINAS ETHICS
33
Aquinas use the ordinance of reason for the common good, promulgated by someone who has care of the community.
The Natural Law
34
He also be understood in terms of “rules and measures” for people conduct and as “rational pattern or forms”.
The Natural Law