2.C
Why is emotion considered a poor moral basis according to the evaluation of Natural Law?
It fluctuates and leads to relativism.
In Natural Law, what is identified as the ethical factor that provides direct control over the meaning of an act?
The motive of the individual.
Natural Law is noted for linking to what concept related to human flourishing and creation?
Eudaimonia, creator, and purpose.
What historical challenge is raised against Natural Law concerning the distinction between natural and cultural practices?
The past acceptance of slavery and subordination of women.
What is a significant challenge for a non-believer in adhering to a system of ethics based on Natural Law, according to the notes?
They have no desire to follow ethics based on a creator God.
A criticism of Natural Law mentioned is that the universe might be considered what, lacking design or purpose?
Absurd and gratuitous.
According to the notes, what is a key advantage of Natural Law regarding moral control?
It focuses on the motives behind actions.
What specific term does Natural Law seek out, which is linked to the creator, creation, and overall purpose?
Eudaimonia.
Vardy and Grosch challenge Aquinas's view on sex by arguing that it can be justified for reasons beyond reproduction, such as what?
Developing a relationship.
How does Natural Law address the role of emotion in moral decision-making?
It removes emotional factors to prevent relativism.