Quiz

Match each perspective of ethics with its unique focus:

Match the existential faculties with the category in which Dr. Frame puts them in Lesson 10.

Match each aspect of the story of the healing of the man with a shriveled hand in Matthew 12:9-13 with the corresponding aspects of the decision making process.

According to lesson 10, often the application of ethical principles to new situations requires ________________________. (Give the answer mentioned in the lesson.)

Dr. Frame says that in order to understand things that are separated from us by time and distance, we need ____________. (Choose the answer given in the lesson.)

Dr. Frame identifies seven existential faculties and divides them into three groups. What are those three groups? Mark each category as given in the lesson.

How does Dr. Frame define experience? (Choose the answer as he gives it in the lesson.)

Which of the following statements best expresses the teaching of the lesson regarding the reliability of our senses?

According to the lesson, before sensory perception can become knowledge, the information must be processed and interpreted in our _______.

What are the three faculties which we use to assess knowledge? Mark each answer as given in the lesson.

Which of the following statements best expresses the teaching of the lesson regarding the proper role of reason in assessing knowledge?

If we know that David is sick and we know that we have an ethical duty to pray for the sick, what is the logical ethical conclusion that we can draw?

Dr. Frame defines our conscience as a God-given ability to ________________.

In 2 Corinthians 1:12, Paul states, Our _______ testifies that we have conducted ourselves in the world… in the holiness and sincerity that are from God.

Dr. Frame defines emotions as inner feelings, _______ aspects of ethical sensitivity.

If a man begins to cross the street, but hears a loud car horn, it will probably cause him to stop immediately because of fear. What does this illustration teach us, according to the lesson?

Luke 6:45 says, The good man brings good things out of the good stored up in his _______.

2 Timothy 2:20-22 says, Flee the evil ______ of youth, and pursue righteousness.

In Romans 7, Paul explains that there is a conflict between good and evil _______. (Give the most precise answer, as explained in the lesson.)

Our greatest desire should be __________.

What faculty is defined as the capacity for making decisions?

Our mental processes have been affected by sin and must be confirmed with Scripture and our other faculties.

According to the lesson, our imagination is not a legitimate faculty to use in acquiring knowledge.

Paul says that when his conscience is clear, he knows that he is innocent.

Dr. Frame says that in some cases we can say that emotions are based on an unconscious form of reasoning.

In this life, we will never completely win the battle against evil desires.