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- Define ethics and morals. Are ethics and morals the same? How do you explain Bible ethics and Christian ethics?
- Explain in detail why moral absolutes are a necessity.
- What are the differences between deontological and teleological ethics? Are these Christian mode of ethics?
- Explain ethics from any 2 prophetical books.
- Explain the ethical teachings of Jesus Christ. How has he transformed OT ethics to give them their true meaning?
- Imagine you are counselling a boy with homosexual tendencies. How will you suggest Pauline ethics to him to deal with homosexuality and how different will that be when you use Peter’s ethics to counsel him.
- A father and son approach you after a bitter fight on property issues. How will you counsel them using John’s ethics to resolve their differences? Your answer must exhibit John’s ethics in detail while applying them to the situation here.
- We all love to eat fish. However it is estimated that about one third of global fish stocks are being overfished. This is a huge hazard to the ocean’s biodiversity and the environment at large. How can we be responsible stewards? Should the whole world stop eating fish? Using biblical ethics, explain some practical measures in addressing this issue.
- Rita, your church member, has an abusive husband Naveen who has been beating and torturing her for the past 3 years. He is an alcoholic and wastes all his earnings on drinking. Rita is fed up and finally decides to divorce Naveen. Rita comes to you for advice. What advise will you give her? Your answer should sincerely consider Rita’s plight and then resolve it using biblical ethics.
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