Philosophy and Ethics

2. the belief that there is only one correct answer to every moral problem
3. the study of fundamental questions (e.g. what is reality? Is there a God?)
4. the Greek philosopher who used a wax analogy to show his belief in monism
5. the theory that knowledge is gained through reason
9. when an identical copy of a living thing is made
11. Kant suggests that we should act as though our actions will become ________ law
13. the Greek philosopher who came up with the theory of forms
14. the spiritual/non-physical part of a person
16. the theory that knowledge is gained through our five senses
17. the rationalist philosopher who said "I think - therefore, I am."
19. the idea that human beings consist of physical matter alone
21. according to Kant, an action is only good if it is done out of a sense of ____
22. the founder of situation ethics, believed that we should do the most loving thing in every situation

1. an ethical theory which states that an action is good if it produces the most happiness and the least pain
6. the belief that there is no absolute right or wrong - it depends on the situation
7. the idea that there are two aspects/parts of a human being
8. the philosopher who formed a method of measuring happiness (BONUS: the method is called ________ _________)
10. the empirical philosopher who thought that people are born as 'blank slates' (tabula rasa)
12. the idea that human beings are not separate parts but made up of one substance
15. the theory of forms was demonstrated through the allegory of the _____
18. the unconditional love that God has for humanity
20. Plato believed in a tripartite soul made up of reason, spirit, and _______