Christian Ethics Final Exam
Christian Ethics Final Exam - November 2010
- 1.Ethics is what is ____________ and ______________. It refers to a set of standards around which we organize our lives.
- A.
Moral, good
- B.
Normative, absolute
- C.
Perfect, sinless
- D.
Cultural, hopeful
- 2.Ethics is defined as what we do and morals are defined as what we ought to do.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 3.The four reasons for studying Christian Ethics as defined in this course are:
- A.
Abortion is out control, euthanasia is common place, bioethics has no guidelines, sexual norms are without bounds
- B.
The Church is weak, the family unit is all but extinc, marriage is no longer significant, youth no longer repect authority
- C.
No absolute framework, the slipery slope, integrated nature of ethics, lack of defence of ethical issues
- D.
Homosexuality has become an alternative life style, the courts are condoning bad ethics, the work place is not Christ-centered, communities have lowered their morals
- 4.The three relativistic ethical options discussed in this course are:
- A.
Cultural relativism, situation ethics, and behaviorism
- B.
Propositional truth, ethical framework, and absolute criteria
- C.
Godly perspective, Christian viewpoint, and moral absolutes
- D.
Ethical behavior, moral truths, and postmodern values
- 5.This course discussed four models identifying how Christians should relate to culture. Choose ALL of the correct models.
- A.
The Separational Model
- B.
The Ethical Model
- C.
The Transformational Model
- D.
The Incarnational Model
- E.
The Identificational Model
- 6.A decision made by the Supreme Court in 1973 called Roe v. Wade declared abortion the right of each woman but illegal.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 7.The Bible declares without a doubt that the prenatal fetus is a human being.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.A new ethic is replacing the Judeo-Christian ethic which is the ________________________ ethic which at its core places relative rather than absolute value on human beings (hint: chapter 5).
- 9.____________________ is a process whereby a man's sperm can be used to fertilize a woman's egg outside the womb.
- A.
In utero fertilization
- B.
Gene mapping
- C.
Clonning
- D.
In vitro fertilization
- 10.According to this study of Christian Ethics homosexuality is a learned behavior.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 11.As it relates to the Christian's duty and responsibility to the state, the Christian must pay taxes and obey pagan and Christian authority.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 12.Within the evangelical community, there are three major positions on the problem of war. Identify these positions.
- A.
Noncombatant Immunity, Right Intention, Right Authority
- B.
Just Cause, Contradictory Position, Proportionate Means
- C.
Biblical Pacifism, Christian Activism, Just War Tradition
- D.
Capital Punishment, Reconciliation, Restoration
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