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17 Cards in this Set
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Jus Ad Bellum
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Guidelines and considerations which are relevant to decide whether or not to go to war
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Jus In Bello
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Proper conduct in waging war
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Difference between terminal sedation and euthanasia
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TS does not require death of a patient, where AE does
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Human genetic enhancement problematic from Christians
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Socialstratification, child his self
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Four major Bioethical Principles
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Autonomy, beneficences, nonmalefiance, justice
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type of justice
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order, retribution, deterrent, rehab
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Abolishing capital punishment
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cycle of violence, human dignity, link to innocent human suffering, jesus
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Pataki's reason
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deterrent, criminal is inhuman
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C.P. morally problematic
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no reform, error is possible, delay, who does the killing, stirs up unhealthy debate, unfair/discriminatory
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justification for marriage
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1 man and 1 woman (Genesis), marriage is directly related & constitutive of creation
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two dimensions of marriage
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2 become 1 (unitive), be fruitful (procreative)
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catholic church no marriage
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jesus taught no divorce
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pauline privilege
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allows marriage to dissolve
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justification of Liberation theology
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10 commandments
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two dimensions of human relationships
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vertical and horizantal
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types of theologies
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marginalization and commodification
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critiques of Liberation theology
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resembles Marxism and emphasizes a horizantal to the neglect of the vertical
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