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    This document contains instructions and questions for an activity on ethical principles and decision making. Students are asked to read a chapter on ethical schools of thought and answer questions about: 1) Why the study of ethical theories is still necessary in bioethics today; 2) The strengths and weaknesses of ethical relativism; 3) Which type of love should guide decision making according to situation ethics; 4) The six propositions of situation ethics; 5) Explanations of the principles of utility and greatest happiness; 6) How the pragmatic theory of truth applies to the legitimacy of moral decisions.

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    Name : ______________________ Date: ________

    Section: _____________________

    Activity 2 – ETHICAL PRINCIPLES PART 1

    Instructions
    1. Read the Book Bioethics and Moral Decisions Chapter 2: Ethical Schools of Thought Part 1 pages
    23-45 and answer the given questions

    QUESTIONS

    1. Why is the study of ethical theories in bioethics still necessary today? ( 5 pts)

    2. Discuss the moral claims of ethical relativism and points out its strengths and weaknesses.
    (10 pts)

    3. Among the three types of love according to situation ethics, which one should be the guiding
    principle in making moral decisions? Why? (10 pts)

    4. Enumerate the six prepositions of situation ethics. (6 pts)

    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.
    5. State and explain the meaning of the following:

    A. Principle of Utility (7pts)

    B. Principle of the Greatest Happiness (7pts)

    6. State the pragmatic theory of truth. How would you apply it to the legitimacy or non- legitimacy
    of making moral decisions? (10 pts)

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