Question 1

In terms of its roots __________ is the closest faith to the Judeo-Christian heritage.

Accepted Answer

A) Islam 
B) Hinduism 
C) Buddhism 
D) Humanism 
A) Islam 
B) Hinduism 
C) Buddhism 
D) Humanism

Question 2

Which Roman Emperor converted to become the First Christian Emperor?

Accepted Answer

A) Caligula 
B) Augustus Romulus 
C) Claudius Galenus 
D) Constantine 
A) Caligula 
B) Augustus Romulus 
C) Claudius Galenus 
D) Constantine

Question 3

In the Old Testament,adultery was punished by

Accepted Answer

A) castration 
B) exile 
C) monetary fines 
D) death 
A) castration 
B) exile 
C) monetary fines 
D) death

Question 4

Concerning the place of sex in classical Greek society all are true EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) it was important,but not evil. 
B) certain types of sexual relationships achieved importance,such as pederasty among the warrior class. 
C) wisdom and virtue were more to be aspired to than sex. 
D) violent passion was seen as a good thing. 
A) it was important,but not evil. 
B) certain types of sexual relationships achieved importance,such as pederasty among the warrior class. 
C) wisdom and virtue were more to be aspired to than sex. 
D) violent passion was seen as a good thing.

Question 5

Which ONE of the following statements is INCONSISTENT with feminist views on abortion? Feminists assert that

Accepted Answer

A) historically men (who do not become pregnant)made all the rules about abortion. 
B) to be equal,women must be free and autonomous in all personal decisions. 
C) complete access to abortion (for whatever reason)is imperative. 
D) doctors and medical boards should be allowed to decide who has access to abortion. 
A) historically men (who do not become pregnant)made all the rules about abortion. 
B) to be equal,women must be free and autonomous in all personal decisions. 
C) complete access to abortion (for whatever reason)is imperative. 
D) doctors and medical boards should be allowed to decide who has access to abortion.

Question 6

The morality that tends to be ascetic and legalistic and often reduces ethical behaviour to a set of highly legalist rules grounded in the Judeo-Christian ethic is the

Accepted Answer

A) Old Morality 
B) New Morality 
C) Pluralistic Existentialist Morality 
D) Democratic Protestant Morality 
A) Old Morality 
B) New Morality 
C) Pluralistic Existentialist Morality 
D) Democratic Protestant Morality

Question 7

A number of ethical objections to new techniques in reproductive technology are presented in the text.Identify these and provide your responses to three of these objections.

Accepted Answer

The ethical objections to new techniques

Question 8

The varied religious faiths in North America today have debated quite vigorously about homosexuality and its place in their faith.Let's say that your religious faith indicates that homosexual acts are to be condemned and so are homosexual persons unless they repent and become heterosexual.The position that you and religious faith most likely holds about homosexuality is

Accepted Answer

A) rejectionism 
B) modified rejection 
C) qualified acceptance 
D) full acceptance 
A) rejectionism 
B) modified rejection 
C) qualified acceptance 
D) full acceptance

Question 9

Hinduism gives blanket approval to hedonism and sexual pleasure.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Issues relating to the abortion controversy in Canada have been pretty much solved since religious writings by St.Thomas Aquinas were found indicating that a fetus did not gain a soul (i.e. ,ensoulment)until the third month after conception.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Pluralists

Accepted Answer

A) appeal to law for the enforcement of their views. 
B) appeal to religion for the enforcement of their views. 
C) allow freedom to individuals even if the order and uniformity of society might be endangered by their actions. 
D) favour strict regulation of human conduct to help make people gooD. 
A) appeal to law for the enforcement of their views. 
B) appeal to religion for the enforcement of their views. 
C) allow freedom to individuals even if the order and uniformity of society might be endangered by their actions. 
D) favour strict regulation of human conduct to help make people gooD.

Question 12

The study of religious values and sexual values have little in common with each other and little influence on each other.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Celibacy was opposed by

Accepted Answer

A) Jesus 
B) St.Paul 
C) St.Augustine 
D) Muhammad 
A) Jesus 
B) St.Paul 
C) St.Augustine 
D) Muhammad

Question 14

Who were the Canaanites and what influence did they have on sexual morality in Judaism?

Accepted Answer

The Canaanites were an ancient Semitic p

Question 15

The position toward abortion that is moralistic,absolute,and apparently simple in content is the

Accepted Answer

A) pro-choice position 
B) pro-life position 
C) neutral position 
D) existential position 
A) pro-choice position 
B) pro-life position 
C) neutral position 
D) existential position

Question 16

Which of the following groups of people have many of their sexual rights violated by laws in countries around the world?

Accepted Answer

A) women 
B) children 
C) sexual minorities 
D) all of these groups 
A) women 
B) children 
C) sexual minorities 
D) all of these groups

Question 17

The _________ is one of the most contentious ethical issues regarding HIV infections

Accepted Answer

A) clinical research trials 
B) disclosure of HIV status 
C) high rates of infection in Third World countries 
D) gay male infection rates 
A) clinical research trials 
B) disclosure of HIV status 
C) high rates of infection in Third World countries 
D) gay male infection rates

Question 18

Let's say for this question you believe the following: 1)Abortion is permissible given the right kind of circumstances and,2)people living together as partners,but not as married couples,is ok.You are probably a

Accepted Answer

A) member of the New Religious Right 
B) a religious pluralist 
C) a 'mainline' Roman Catholic 
D) member of the Old Morality. 
A) member of the New Religious Right 
B) a religious pluralist 
C) a 'mainline' Roman Catholic 
D) member of the Old Morality.

Question 19

Discuss the three major responses that religions have made to the issue of homosexuality.

Accepted Answer

Religions have responded to the issue of

Question 20

Which one is FALSE concerning common views of modern reproductive technology? It

Accepted Answer

A) gives control to humans over things that may be best left to nature. 
B) clearly an attempt of humans to "play God." 
C) Many ethicists consider that such methods allow many people who would not be able to have children,have children. 
D) has changed the beliefs of Orthodox Jews and Roman Catholics on the purpose of sex. 
A) gives control to humans over things that may be best left to nature. 
B) clearly an attempt of humans to "play God." 
C) Many ethicists consider that such methods allow many people who would not be able to have children,have children. 
D) has changed the beliefs of Orthodox Jews and Roman Catholics on the purpose of sex.

In terms of its roots __________ is the closest faith to the Judeo-Christian heritage.

Which Roman Emperor converted to become the First Christian Emperor?

In the Old Testament,adultery was punished by

Concerning the place of sex in classical Greek society all are true EXCEPT

Which ONE of the following statements is INCONSISTENT with feminist views on abortion? Feminists assert that

The morality that tends to be ascetic and legalistic and often reduces ethical behaviour to a set of highly legalist rules grounded in the Judeo-Christian ethic is the

A number of ethical objections to new techniques in reproductive technology are presented in the text.Identify these and provide your responses to three of these objections.

Hinduism gives blanket approval to hedonism and sexual pleasure.

Issues relating to the abortion controversy in Canada have been pretty much solved since religious writings by St.Thomas Aquinas were found indicating that a fetus did not gain a soul (i.e. ,ensoulment)until the third month after conception.

Pluralists

The study of religious values and sexual values have little in common with each other and little influence on each other.

Celibacy was opposed by

Who were the Canaanites and what influence did they have on sexual morality in Judaism?

The position toward abortion that is moralistic,absolute,and apparently simple in content is the

Which of the following groups of people have many of their sexual rights violated by laws in countries around the world?

The _________ is one of the most contentious ethical issues regarding HIV infections

Let's say for this question you believe the following: 1)Abortion is permissible given the right kind of circumstances and,2)people living together as partners,but not as married couples,is ok.You are probably a

Discuss the three major responses that religions have made to the issue of homosexuality.

Which one is FALSE concerning common views of modern reproductive technology? It

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Exam 20: Sex and the Law

In terms of its roots __________ is the closest faith to the Judeo-Christian heritage.

Which Roman Emperor converted to become the First Christian Emperor?

In the Old Testament,adultery was punished by

Concerning the place of sex in classical Greek society all are true EXCEPT

Which ONE of the following statements is INCONSISTENT with feminist views on abortion? Feminists assert that

The morality that tends to be ascetic and legalistic and often reduces ethical behaviour to a set of highly legalist rules grounded in the Judeo-Christian ethic is the

A number of ethical objections to new techniques in reproductive technology are presented in the text.Identify these and provide your responses to three of these objections.

Hinduism gives blanket approval to hedonism and sexual pleasure.

Issues relating to the abortion controversy in Canada have been pretty much solved since religious writings by St.Thomas Aquinas were found indicating that a fetus did not gain a soul (i.e. ,ensoulment)until the third month after conception.

Pluralists

The study of religious values and sexual values have little in common with each other and little influence on each other.

Celibacy was opposed by

Who were the Canaanites and what influence did they have on sexual morality in Judaism?

The position toward abortion that is moralistic,absolute,and apparently simple in content is the

Which of the following groups of people have many of their sexual rights violated by laws in countries around the world?

The _________ is one of the most contentious ethical issues regarding HIV infections

Let's say for this question you believe the following: 1)Abortion is permissible given the right kind of circumstances and,2)people living together as partners,but not as married couples,is ok.You are probably a

Discuss the three major responses that religions have made to the issue of homosexuality.

Which one is FALSE concerning common views of modern reproductive technology? It

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and the Menstrual Cycle

Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexual Arousal

Sexuality and the Life Cycle : Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality and the Life Cycle : Adulthood

Attraction, Love, and Communication

Gender and Sexuality

Sexual Orientation: Gay, Straight, or BI

Variations in Sexual Behavior

Sexual Coercion

Sex for Sale

Sexual Disorders and Sex Therapy

Sexually Transmitted Infections

Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

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