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Teleological Ethics and Free Will (Component 3)

Quick questions on Situation ethics - Eduqas A-Level Religious Studies Component 3

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What is the middle way?
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His middle way: keep one principle, agape (selfless, unconditional Christian love of the neighbour), and in each situation do the most loving thing. Agape is the sole absolute; all other rules are guidelines ("sophia", the accumulated wisdom of the community) that bend whenever love requires. It is teleological: the right act is the one with the most loving outcome.
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Explain the role of agape in Fletcher's situation ethics. [part (a), AO1, 20 marks]
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"Situation ethics is a genuinely Christian ethical theory." Evaluate this view. [part (b), AO2, 30 marks]

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