The four working principles (Edexcel A-Level Religious Studies): Flashcards

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The four working principles
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Pragmatism in situation ethics is based on?

Experience rather than theory

Pragmatism key question for situationists

What works?

Pragmatism approach to moral decisions

Case-by-case approach

Relativism: are there absolute fixed views?

No absolute and fixed view of right thing to do

Relativism: what are all judgements relative to?

Agapeic love

Fletcher's phrase about relativism

Relativizes the absolute, it does not absolutize the relative

Positivism in situation ethics definition

Acceptance of agape through faith

Positivism: what belief must you start with?

God is love

Positivism: faith in what, not rules?

Faith in love

Personalism: what is at the centre?

Persons/human beings

Personalism: priority over laws?

Put people first

Jesus quote supporting personalism (Sabbath)

Sabbath made for man, not man for Sabbath

Fletcher's term for situation ethics (2 words)

Principled relativism

Disadvantage: clarity of working principles

Principles are vague

Disadvantage: what does it dismiss?

Biblical rules like 10 commandments

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