Junior Theology Fall Semester Exam

Who died in 1832?

Which one of the following rights theorists were alive during the seventeenth century?

Aristotle’s systematic work ethic is called The Rings of Gold.

Which thinker believes that rights come from society creating them?

Unless there is an objective element to ethics, unless relativism is wrong there can be no course in ethics

For the activity of eating, drinking, and desiring sex, what is the voice of excess?

What is one type of friendship which Aristotle says is not one where people use each other merely to get what they want?

Which saint founded the Society of Jesus?

This saint became as Apostle of Jesus, after initially fighting against the early following of Jesus as a Pharisee, Saul

Which one of the following four options is not a reason reason for relativism being so appealing?

Relativists believe that there are universal moral rules or rules that apply to everyone

What do utilitarians do in the two trolley problem scenarios?

For Kant, moral rules should be absolute commands which apply to everyone in every situation

What is the correct term for the doctrine which claims that pleasure is the only good that exists?

Who thought of utilitarianism earliest?

Which saint was a Jesuit who brought Christianity to Asia and converted many in China, India, and Japan?

We are virtuous when though repetition, we train ourselves to be a certain way?

“Judge no, that you be judged” (Mt. 7:1), proves that Jesus was in fact, a relativist.

When an idea or theory doesn’t have anything to do with religion, it is said to be what?

Who is the Patron Saint of lost things?

Which theorist about rights thought that animals have rights?

There are no similarities between cultures when it comes to their morals about kindness to neighbors and stealing

Which thinker says that rights come from human nature, but don’t come from God?

What quality of character does one have when the can ward off the desire for too much pleasure?

Which thinker says that the origin of private property is people mixing their labor with valueless natural objects

During which century was Kant alive for a majority of his life?

Which saint sacrificed his life for that of another after Nazis sent his to Auschwitz?

Which kind of rights do all humans have just because they’re humans?

Which saint born in the 1200s and is one of the most famous intellectuals in the church

Which saint was burned at the stake by the English after leading the french to military victories as a child?

Which theorist of rights thought rights come from God, ultimately

This is the Patron Saint of Labors and Fathers

Which kind of rights are granted by law to specific citizens of countries?

Which theorist about right thought that we have rights to life, liberty, and property before society?

Catholics think that rights come from governments creating them

Which saint died in 2005 and was canonized in 2014?

This Italian saint died in 1968, and is famous for his miracles and the stigmata

In which century did the concept of rights as we know it starts?

Which saint was Saint John’s Jesuit named after?

Which one of the following options is correct?

Fill in the blank/ when I a person ______, they are able to withstand painful emotions in difficult situations

Who is the Patron Saint of athletes, the one who survived execution by arrows?

Which thinker influenced the American government and founding Fathers the most?

Which saint is nicknamed “The Little Flower?”

Which saint wrote the Confessions and City of God, bing a Church Father who developed the early ideas of livening in sin

Kant was an atheist who thought that reason, not faith, is how we figured out right from wrong

A satement or belief is said to be ____ when one part of the statement or belief goes directly against another belief

Who is the Patron Saint of animals and ecology?

Aristotle and Christians agree that the connection between being good and being happy and how being bad in not good

Little is know about this saint, the Patron Saint of travelers

Catholics think that individual rights are all that matters in morality

Act in such a way that you treat humanity, weather in your own person or in person of another

Which one of the following options is not a difference between Kant and Christianity

This saint was a fisherman, an Apostle, and was chosen by Jesus to be the first Pope.

Which saint got the church to change its rule about allowing mixed-race people in the religious order?

Which one of the following options best describes why Kant thinks we should be good?

Which saint won the Nobel Prize in 1979

Which saint was born without original sin?

Which saint was not human, and was known to engage in combat against Satan?

This stains drove all the snakes out of the Ireland

This saint is the Patron Saint of love and happy marriages

Catholics think that people have positive rights to things like life, bodily integrity, food, clothing, and shelter

What is the Greek word for character?

Which rights theorist say that we have the rights we do because we are conscious, thinking, feeding, desiring beings?

Fill in the blank/ To be ______ means to exist to be true independently of anyone’s opinion

One of the central problems with rights theorist is that rights can come into conflict with each other

Which of the following options describes whose happiness matters most to utilitarian?

Both Kant & Christians thought that making yourself an exception to the rules double standards, and hypocrisy are wrong

Which part of the human is responsible for desires and emotions felt by the human?

Kant thinks that the pursuit of the happy life is exactly the same as the pursuit of the moral life.