Ethics Review

1. God's grace to all humans, both believers and unbelievers, which includes God's restraint on man's sin and God's provision of general creational blessings
3. the branch of philosophy that studies nature and reality itself
4. a faulty approach to ethics that is driven by just being who one is natually (authenticity)
6. proponent of virtue ethics
7. true regardless of what a person thinks or understands
12. applies to everyone, everywhere, all the time
15. the branch of philosophy that studies how many ought to live
18. an error that assumes that what is natural is good
19. binding (with few exceptions)
20. the branch of philosophy that deals with knowledge and how obtain knowledge
21. proponent of existentialist ethics
22. pure, individual self-interest
24. a faulty approach to ethics that is driven by inward virtue or character
25. moral norms rooted in God's character, which God established in the creation

2. standards for how life in God's creation works, discerned by observing the design of the created order in light of Scripture's teaching.
5. a faulty approach to ethics that is driven by results or goals
8. proponent of deontological ethics
9. a faulty approach to ethics that is driven by objective, absolute, universal rules or principles
10. helps accurately interpret creational norms and is found in Scripture
11. the effects of this event are all encompassing and inescable, affecting the human mind, will, and emotions
13. proponent of consequentialist ethics
14. the pursuit of a comprehensive understanding of all the world
16. the special way in which human beings are created; the essence of a human being
17. a form of ethical relativism
23. the branch of philosophy that deals with beauty