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What do the Six Propositions in Situation Ethics provide a detailed definition of?

Agape

According to Proposition 1, what is the only thing that is intrinsically good?

Love

In Proposition 1, how are actions described in terms of their goodness or evil?

Extrinsically good or bad

What does Proposition 2 say is the ruling norm of Christian decisions?

Love, nothing else

Which quote did Paul use to emphasise love over knowledge in Proposition 2?

Knowledge puffs up but love builds up

According to Proposition 3, what is justice?

Love distributed, nothing else

What type of love does Proposition 3 describe when making hard decisions?

Calculating and preferential

What does Proposition 4 say about loving one's neighbour?

Will their good regardless of liking

If you are selective with love, Proposition 4 says it is not agape but what?

Eros or philia

According to Proposition 5, what justifies the means?

Only the end, nothing else

In the sacrificial adultery example, why does the POW woman commit adultery?

To get pregnant and be released

What does Proposition 6 say about when love decisions are made?

Situationally, not prospectively

What disadvantage is highlighted by the war ending two months after the adultery?

Cannot be sure of outcome

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