Morality Flashcards

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What is morality

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Morality is a set of accepted principles, values or rules that help us to distinguish between what is right and what is wrong

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What is a moral choice

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A decision between right and wrong that affects yourself or others

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What makes a choice a moral choice

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It is impactful, involves responsibility, and affects people or relationships

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What is a moral dilemma

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A situation where there is no clear right answer and each option has consequences

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Why is morality important

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It helps people make good decisions, avoid harm, create fairness, and benefit society

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What does moral responsibility mean

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Being accountable for your actions

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What three things are needed for full moral responsibility

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Deliberate action, freedom, and being informed

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What does deliberate mean

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The action was done on purpose

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What does free mean in moral responsibility

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The action was not forced or pressured

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What does informed mean

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Knowing what you are doing and understanding the consequences

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What is a moral action

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Choosing what is right, even if it is difficult

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What is an immoral action

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Choosing what is wrong, knowing it is wrong

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What does amoral mean

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Not knowing the difference between right and wrong

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What are consequences

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The results or outcomes of actions

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How can consequences differ

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They can be positive or negative, and short-term or long-term

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What are common sources of morality

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Family, society, religion, laws, and personal conscience

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What are Christian sources of moral authority

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The Bible, religious leaders, and moral codes

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How does Christianity guide moral behaviour

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Through the life and teachings of Jesus

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Name some key Christian teachings about morality

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Helping others, avoiding harm, love and forgiveness

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What is the Sermon on the Mount

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A collection of Jesus’ teachings about moral behaviour

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What are parables

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Stories told by Jesus that teach moral lessons

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Give one sentence that summarises morality

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Morality is about choosing what is right, taking responsibility for our actions, and considering how our choices affect others

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What does moral mean

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Knowing the difference between right and wrong and choosing right even if it’s difficult

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What does immoral mean

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Knowing the difference between right and wrong and choosing wrong

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What does amoral mean
Not knowing the difference between right and wrong
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What’s the difference between religious and non-religious sources of authority
A thing that influences their decision is either religious (sacred text, moral codes etc) or secular (UDHR etc)
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What is moral vision
- Having a sense between right and wrong - What is meaningful in life, what a person values and what they think is important - It is what makes a person act or behave in a certain way
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What influences religions moral vision
It is influenced by the scared texts, religious leaders and moral codes
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How is non-religious moral vision shaped
It is shaped by another belief system e.g. Humanism
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What is the Golden Rule in Hinduism
Do not do to others what would make you suffer if it were done to you (Mahabharata)
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What is the Golden Rule in Judaism
What is hateful to you, do not do to your neighbour (Talmud)
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What is the Golden Rule in Buddhism
Hurt not others in ways that you yourself would find hurtful (Udanavarga)
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What is the Golden Rule in Christianity
Do to others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets (Matthew 7:12)
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What is the Golden Rule in Islam
None of you is a believer if you do not desire for your brother that which you desire for yourself (Hadith)
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What are the three sources of authority in Christianity
Sacred texts, religious leaders, and moral codes
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What is the sacred text in Christianity
The Bible
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What are the two key characteristics of the Christian moral vision
1. The life of Jesus 2. The teachings of Jesus
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What parts of Jesus’ life are important to Christians
His life, death, resurrection, and ministry (public ministry)
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How do Christians learn how to live from Jesus’ life
By following his example and how he treated others
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What are parables
Stories Jesus told to teach moral lessons
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What is a central Christian teaching
The Sermon on the Mount (Matthew)
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What does the Sermon on the Mount emphasise
Jesus’ moral vision and values
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What are the most famous teachings in the Sermon on the Mount
The Eight Beatitudes
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Who do members of the five major world religions look to for guidance
Their religious leaders
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How do religious leaders become leaders in some traditions
They are elected or ordained
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What is the main duty of religious leaders
To act as official leaders of their faith
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What responsibilities do religious leaders have
Leading their faith and holding ceremonies