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Teleological ethics

    { 1 } - is not a "natural law" ethics.
    { 2 } - makes law rather than nature the ultimate basis of morality.
    { 3 } - is based on the law of God.
    { 4 } - is based on human nature and its needs.
    { 5 } - is arbitrary.

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Teleological ethics

See p. 156.

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Teleological ethics

    { 1 } - is not a "natural law" ethics.
    { 2 } - makes law rather than nature the ultimate basis of morality.
    { 3 } - is based on the law of God.
    { 4 } - is based on human nature and its needs.
    { 5 } - is arbitrary.

See p. 156.

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3 is wrong. Please try again.

Teleological ethics

    { 1 } - is not a "natural law" ethics.
    { 2 } - makes law rather than nature the ultimate basis of morality.
    { 3 } - is based on the law of God.
    { 4 } - is based on human nature and its needs.
    { 5 } - is arbitrary.

It is ultimately based on the need of the human to be with God, but not on the law of God.

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4 is correct!

Teleological ethics

    { 1 } - is not a "natural law" ethics.
    { 2 } - makes law rather than nature the ultimate basis of morality.
    { 3 } - is based on the law of God.
    { 4 } - is based on human nature and its needs.
    { 5 } - is arbitrary.

See p. 156.

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Teleological ethics

    { 1 } - is not a "natural law" ethics.
    { 2 } - makes law rather than nature the ultimate basis of morality.
    { 3 } - is based on the law of God.
    { 4 } - is based on human nature and its needs.
    { 5 } - is arbitrary.

See p. 156. "Arbitrary" comes from the word for will. It is deontological ethics that is arbitrary because it is based on the will of the lawmaker rather than the nature or reality of things.

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