The Key Terms/Concepts for the Second
Exam
1. Cultural Relativism
2. Arête
3. Hexis
4. Moral obligation
5. Habit
6. Custom
7. Culture
8. Tradition and Charisma
9 Behaviorist
10. Nomoi
11. Nature
12. Ritual
purity
13. Religion
14. The gap between God and human
15. Reason and the functions of reason
16. Just and fair
17. Lex talionis
18. Cultural colonialism
19. Moral Dilemmas
20. Duty
21. Filial loyalty
22. Standard and measure
23. Horos
24. “Religiously proper”
25. Dialectic method
26. The method of objective
27. Relativism (p. 1260
28. Objective truth
29. Self reflexivity
30. Conventionalism
31. Anarchism (p. 126)
32. Skepticism (p. 126
33. Naturalistic fallacy (p.122)
34. Non-cognitivism (p.126)
35. Maxim p. (154)
36. Ethical Subjectivism
37.
“Servant” and "Slave”
38.
“Categorical imperative” (p. 170)
Important Persons and their Stories/arguments
Aristotle
Job and al-Ash‘ari s’ three brother’s stories
Arjuna’s and
Euthyphro
Confucius’ and Musonius’ arguments
‘the Good’ in Plato
Protagoras’ thesis
Chuang Tzu
The Portuguese Jesuit Luis De Molina’
Cicero
Locke
Kant