Question 1

Regarding adultery (extramarital sex),most contemporary ethicists would

Accepted Answer

A) significantly modify the traditional Judeo-Christian view. 
B) be less judgmental about people involved in adultery than traditional world religions. 
C) support punishment of adulterers with death sentences. 
D) support abolishing the concept entirely in an effort to liberalize laws and norms about sexuality. 
A) significantly modify the traditional Judeo-Christian view. 
B) be less judgmental about people involved in adultery than traditional world religions. 
C) support punishment of adulterers with death sentences. 
D) support abolishing the concept entirely in an effort to liberalize laws and norms about sexuality.

Question 2

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 3

The religion of the world that is unique in insisting on monogamy in marriage is

Accepted Answer

A) Hinduism. 
B) Islam. 
C) ancient Judaism. 
D) Christianity. 
A) Hinduism. 
B) Islam. 
C) ancient Judaism. 
D) Christianity.

Question 4

Compare the pro-life and pro-choice ethical positions on abortion with a description of the justifications supporting each position.

Accepted Answer

The underlying principle of the pro-life

Question 5

As of 2015,same-gender marriage was performed in the

Accepted Answer

A) Catholic Church. 
B) Evangelical Church. 
C) United Church of Christ. 
D) Methodist Church. 
A) Catholic Church. 
B) Evangelical Church. 
C) United Church of Christ. 
D) Methodist Church.

Question 6

What is the significance of Aristotle's view on "ensoulment" to the pro-choice Catholic view on abortion?

Accepted Answer

A) Abortion is the absolute choice of the partners involved. 
B) The concept of ensoulment would justify first-trimester abortions. 
C) The concept of ensoulment emphasizes that the soul enters the fetus only at birth. 
D) The individual is free to decide on an elective abortion. 
A) Abortion is the absolute choice of the partners involved. 
B) The concept of ensoulment would justify first-trimester abortions. 
C) The concept of ensoulment emphasizes that the soul enters the fetus only at birth. 
D) The individual is free to decide on an elective abortion.

Question 7

Which of the following reflects the rejectionist position on homosexuality?

Accepted Answer

A) They are rejected with no scope of acceptance afterward. 
B) God loves the homosexual and offers salvation,so it is not an abnormal lifestyle. 
C) They are rejected unless they repent and become heterosexual. 
D) Though it is a violation of divine standards,it is not a violation of natural affections. 
A) They are rejected with no scope of acceptance afterward. 
B) God loves the homosexual and offers salvation,so it is not an abnormal lifestyle. 
C) They are rejected unless they repent and become heterosexual. 
D) Though it is a violation of divine standards,it is not a violation of natural affections.

Question 8

Greek philosophy after the Golden Age taught that

Accepted Answer

A) sexual union was the goal of life. 
B) sex was seen as the highest form of evil. 
C) sexual pleasure was an ideal similar to wisdom and virtue. 
D) sex was to be transcended to achieve the beautiful and gooD. 
A) sexual union was the goal of life. 
B) sex was seen as the highest form of evil. 
C) sexual pleasure was an ideal similar to wisdom and virtue. 
D) sex was to be transcended to achieve the beautiful and gooD.

Question 9

The religious tradition underlying Western ethics has almost always seen sexual intercourse as

Accepted Answer

A) primarily a means of pleasure. 
B) the acceptable outcome of an individual's sense of autonomy. 
C) legitimate only in marriage. 
D) a legal right of the individual outside marriage. 
A) primarily a means of pleasure. 
B) the acceptable outcome of an individual's sense of autonomy. 
C) legitimate only in marriage. 
D) a legal right of the individual outside marriage.

Question 10

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 11

Distinguish between legalism and situationism.

Accepted Answer

The terms legalism and situationism refe

Question 12

Which of the following statements is true concerning Jesus' teachings about sex?

Accepted Answer

A) He spoke as much about sex as about the evils of pride,hypocrisy,injustice,and the misuse of wealth. 
B) He did not put any particular emphasis upon sexual conduct. 
C) He regarded sex as separate from an individual's moral life. 
D) His teachings gave detailed instructions for acceptable sexual conduct. 
A) He spoke as much about sex as about the evils of pride,hypocrisy,injustice,and the misuse of wealth. 
B) He did not put any particular emphasis upon sexual conduct. 
C) He regarded sex as separate from an individual's moral life. 
D) His teachings gave detailed instructions for acceptable sexual conduct.

Question 13

Plato believed that _____ led toward immortality and was therefore a good thing.

Accepted Answer

A) love 
B) sex 
C) marriage 
D) homosexuality 
A) love 
B) sex 
C) marriage 
D) homosexuality

Question 14

A _____ is a person who remains unmarried,usually for religious reasons.

Accepted Answer

A) celibate 
B) pluralist 
C) sophomorist 
D) hedonist 
A) celibate 
B) pluralist 
C) sophomorist 
D) hedonist

Question 15

Brahmacharya is to be cultivated by followers of Hinduism

Accepted Answer

A) once in a lifetime when entering adulthood. 
B) during the course of married life. 
C) in order to achieve sexual pleasure. 
D) both at the beginning and at the end of life. 
A) once in a lifetime when entering adulthood. 
B) during the course of married life. 
C) in order to achieve sexual pleasure. 
D) both at the beginning and at the end of life.

Question 16

Ethical systems found in Orthodox Judaism,Roman Catholicism,and fundamentalist Protestantism can be described as _____ ethical systems.

Accepted Answer

A) contextual 
B) relativist 
C) legalistic 
D) hedonistic 
A) contextual 
B) relativist 
C) legalistic 
D) hedonistic

Question 17

Describe some of the ethical issues raised by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/ acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS).

Accepted Answer

The major ethical conflicts raised by AI

Question 18

As an approach to ethics,_____ is concerned with following a moral law,or set of principles,which comes from a source outside the individual,such as religion.

Accepted Answer

A) contextual ethics 
B) hedonism 
C) situationism 
D) legalism 
A) contextual ethics 
B) hedonism 
C) situationism 
D) legalism

Question 19

Which of the following refers to the position of the Roman Catholic Church toward homosexuality?

Accepted Answer

A) love the sinner but hate the sin 
B) encouragement but only in certain contexts 
C) full acceptance of the homosexual orientation and behavior 
D) partial acceptance of the homosexual orientation and behavior 
A) love the sinner but hate the sin 
B) encouragement but only in certain contexts 
C) full acceptance of the homosexual orientation and behavior 
D) partial acceptance of the homosexual orientation and behavior

Question 20

Which of the following is true about the "pro-family" activism?

Accepted Answer

A) Their position is essentially that of the New Religious Right. 
B) Their position is directly opposed to the views of the moralists. 
C) They fight to liberalize the laws and attitudes concerning sexuality. 
D) Members of this movement are largely Catholic. 
A) Their position is essentially that of the New Religious Right. 
B) Their position is directly opposed to the views of the moralists. 
C) They fight to liberalize the laws and attitudes concerning sexuality. 
D) Members of this movement are largely Catholic.

Regarding adultery (extramarital sex),most contemporary ethicists would

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

The religion of the world that is unique in insisting on monogamy in marriage is

Compare the pro-life and pro-choice ethical positions on abortion with a description of the justifications supporting each position.

As of 2015,same-gender marriage was performed in the

What is the significance of Aristotle's view on "ensoulment" to the pro-choice Catholic view on abortion?

Which of the following reflects the rejectionist position on homosexuality?

Greek philosophy after the Golden Age taught that

The religious tradition underlying Western ethics has almost always seen sexual intercourse as

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

Distinguish between legalism and situationism.

Which of the following statements is true concerning Jesus' teachings about sex?

Plato believed that _____ led toward immortality and was therefore a good thing.

A _____ is a person who remains unmarried,usually for religious reasons.

Brahmacharya is to be cultivated by followers of Hinduism

Ethical systems found in Orthodox Judaism,Roman Catholicism,and fundamentalist Protestantism can be described as _____ ethical systems.

Describe some of the ethical issues raised by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/ acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS).

As an approach to ethics,_____ is concerned with following a moral law,or set of principles,which comes from a source outside the individual,such as religion.

Which of the following refers to the position of the Roman Catholic Church toward homosexuality?

Which of the following is true about the "pro-family" activism?

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Exam 19: Ethics, Religion, and Sexuality

Regarding adultery (extramarital sex),most contemporary ethicists would

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

The religion of the world that is unique in insisting on monogamy in marriage is

Compare the pro-life and pro-choice ethical positions on abortion with a description of the justifications supporting each position.

As of 2015,same-gender marriage was performed in the

What is the significance of Aristotle's view on "ensoulment" to the pro-choice Catholic view on abortion?

Which of the following reflects the rejectionist position on homosexuality?

Greek philosophy after the Golden Age taught that

The religious tradition underlying Western ethics has almost always seen sexual intercourse as

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

Distinguish between legalism and situationism.

Which of the following statements is true concerning Jesus' teachings about sex?

Plato believed that _____ led toward immortality and was therefore a good thing.

A _____ is a person who remains unmarried,usually for religious reasons.

Brahmacharya is to be cultivated by followers of Hinduism

Ethical systems found in Orthodox Judaism,Roman Catholicism,and fundamentalist Protestantism can be described as _____ ethical systems.

Describe some of the ethical issues raised by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)/ acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS).

As an approach to ethics,_____ is concerned with following a moral law,or set of principles,which comes from a source outside the individual,such as religion.

Which of the following refers to the position of the Roman Catholic Church toward homosexuality?

Which of the following is true about the "pro-family" activism?

Sexuality in Perspective

Theoretical Perspectives on Sexuality

Sex Research

Sexual Anatomy

Sex Hormones, Sexual Differentiation, and the Menstrual Cycle

Conception, Pregnancy, 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

Sex and the Law

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