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Question | Answer |
What's the difference between Jewish Ethics and Christian Ethics? | Jewish Ethics is more law based whereas modern Christian ethics is based upon happiness, love and salvation. |
What are the teachings of Jesus designed to do? | Prepare people for the Kingdom Of God |
What is the Kingdom of God? | The spiritual kingdom where God rules hearts and minds |
What 3 things did Amos Wilder argue Jesus' teachings were designed to do? | 1.Instill a sense of guilt/need for repentance 2.Teach attributes that a true disciple needs in the Kingdom 3. Promote idea that Kingdom of God will soon be realised. |
Give a key quote from the sermon on the mount | "Blessed are the poor" "Blessed are the peacemakers" etc |
What is Divine Command theory? | Actions are right/wrong depending on whether they follow God's commandments |
Name 3 of the six fundamental principles of situation ethics | 1.Agape = selfless love 2/ Love = justice 3. Love is not preferential 4. self-giving love 5.Love must be final end 6.Decisions made depending on the situation |
Give 2 Strengths and 2 weaknesses of Situation ethics | Strengths: 1. Practical 2. People Centred 3. Flexible Weaknesses: 1. could justify any action 2.Difficult to determine consequences of action. |
What is the key idea promoted by the epistles of Paul? | Love thy neighbour, the golden rule. |
Difference between Fundamentalist and Protestant use of the bible | Fundamentalist = Bible is literal word of God. Protestant = Bible is focal point of authority, beliefs must be supported by scripture. |
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