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18 Cards in this Set

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Euthryphro
1. gods love
2. all gods love
3. no content about the nature of good
Nihilism
all religious assertions are meaningless or false
Moral Subjectivism
1. morality is true to individuals or subject and is made true by their acceptance
2. individuals take on definer role
3.
Moral Relativism
1.morality is made true by societies and is time and place specific
2. societies take on definer role
Problems with moral relativism
1. evidence
2. no moral error
3. progress, prophet, all start out evil
4. no dialogue between cultures,
5. going from descriptive to normative
Barth Good
1. Christ's sacrifice for you
2. self evidence
3. intrinsically good
Barth Right
1. gratitude
2. obedience
3. in response to sacrifice
Hard determinist
1. ought implies can, if there is no can, ought is meaningless
Logical positivists
only logical necessities or empirical data is meaningful
New age
each person is god of own universe
Atheistic existentialists
Satre: existence precedes essence
Camu, sisyphus,
problems with Barth
1. arbitrariness
2. vacuity
3. possible moral absudities
Good aristotle
activity that fulfills the telos
Fundamental Aristotle
Eudamonia,
Fundamental moral principle
be all that you can be
highest good
eudamnonia
1. activity expressing virtue
2. accopanied by some external goods
3. considered over a complete life
Screwton
telos
relations with other
true intimacy
Lewis
right motivation
viritues in line with Christinait
Types of people God commands
hell is culminatino of earthly choices