Morality Midterm Crossword

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  1. 3. Suffering, pain, unhappiness.
  2. 7. Aristotle believed this is Happiness for all people.
  3. 9. Moral theories that guide and assess choices.
  4. 12. A form of prayer, if you focus on something.
  5. 15. You can be free and determined at the same time.
  6. 19. The cycle of birth and death.
  7. 22. Enlightenment
  8. 24. Nhat Hanh From Vietnam-engaged Buddhism/ Father of mindfulness Big on mindfulness walk and connected to nature
  9. 25. Mean The balance between excess and deficiency.
  10. 26. Undesirable character trait.
  11. 27. Bentham Utilitarian Humans have two sovereign masters (Pleasure and Pain) Greatest happiness for greatest number that is the measure of right and wrong. Gave up his body for research. Good is promoting happiness and avoiding pain.
  12. 31. Will One acts according to a law given to one’s self-choice; own decisions.
  13. 32. A study of the fundamental nature of knowledge.
  14. 34. Every event that happens, happens for a reason.
  15. 36. Luther King Jr Civil Rights leader who sought change through peaceful action.
  16. 37. desirable character trait, trait necessary for living well.
  17. 38. Dignity Moral, ethical, and political discussions to signify that a being has an innate right to respect and ethical treatment
  18. 39. Moral rightness of an act depends on the consequences of act.
  19. 40. Every event is a choice or random.
  20. 41. Human goal-the best means to a given end.
  21. 42. Maximizing unity, gaining the greatest good for greatest number.
  22. 43. Kant Deontology Reason should determine how we act. Flourishing is the end purpose for all humans
Down
  1. 1. Principles of right conduct.
  2. 2. Living well , flourishing, happiness.
  3. 4. An agent who acts under the influence of external desires.
  4. 5. Rule Do unto others as you would want done to you
  5. 6. Anderton Minority Report Character
  6. 8. A divine voice speaking with us, Knowing what you are doing.
  7. 10. Good Pleasure over pain.
  8. 11. the web of cause and effect.
  9. 13. Gautama Buddha:Buddha gave up Wealth and Riches to seek spiritual FulfillmentAscetic is defined as someone who denies themself of material things and pleasure Father wanted him to be King so he kept him sheltered from seeing suffering in the world. Buddha snuck away at age 29 and first saw suffering:
  10. 14. Parks Responded to her fear with a virtuous mindset. Confident, smart, and courageous all at once. (Virtue Ethics)
  11. 16. An agent who will act in accordance with the right reasons.
  12. 17. A moral rule or principal.
  13. 18. Wisdom Gaining understanding through practice or doing.
  14. 19. WeilFrench philosopher and teacher-”attention is the greatest and purest from of generosity” She felt the way you attend to others defines your morality and ethics
  15. 20. Deciding on an action.
  16. 21. Atheist (did not believe in a higher power, God) and was sentences to death on two counts 1. Atheism and 2. Corruption of the youth.
  17. 23. One of the greatest Philosophers of all time who believes we should consider people’s intentions and consequences-formation of character and virtues. Was a teacher.
  18. 28. Helping others feel, caring.
  19. 29. Marks of Existence Annika, Dukkha, Anatta
  20. 30. The law that expresses and maintains the unity of creation.
  21. 33. Ethics Treats virtues and character as the focus of ethics.
  22. 35. Focusses on reality, what is fundamentally real.
  23. 36. Thought or Concern for “what to do” Queen of Ethics.
  24. 39. Imperative Kant’s Supreme principle; unconditional command.