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- 2. Historic Islam derives its ethics from the Quran and the ____.
- 5. In American New Spirituality, the key to ethics is _____________ and freedom.
- 6. New Spirituality views everything as one, so any difference between good and evil is ultimately _______.
- 10. Marxism draws inspiration from its hopeful view of the future and __________ from its rehearsal of grievances against the bourgeoisie.
- 12. Marxism views capitalism as immoral. Any action, even violent action, is therefore seen as good. This is called ____ morality.
- 14. Postmodernists claim that morals are always relative to one's community. This is ______ relativism.
- 15. In Marxism, because humans are evolving creatures, morality must _____ too.
- 16. New Spiritualism views ethics as happening _______ a person.
- 17. There is no division of ethics and ____ in Islam.
- 19. Hinduism identifies certain traits as _______ wrong.
- 20. pg 243 Many evils have been performed in the ___ of Christ.
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- 1. Postmodernists do not allow anyone to be ____ on any particular issue.
- 3. Jesus taught from the Torah, reemphasizing what God had ____ set down as the proper view of ethics.
- 4. The New Spiritualism concept that good eventually returns good and vice versa (often through reincarnation).
- 7. Agape is the Christian view that all moral good is expressed by practicing two forms of ____.
- 8. Christians understand humans as ___ moral agents, morally responsible and capable of good or evil action.
- 9. Marxists believe that history will advance from capitalism to __________.
- 11. Christians view morality as objectively absolute based on the ____ ___ ___ of a personal, loving God.
- 13. ____ command theory believes morality is based solely on God's commands.
- 18. Jesus said, whatever you wish others would do to you, ___ also to them.