# Theological Ethics Final Exam

# Exam Format

- At least 12 questions
- 90 minutes to answer 2 questions
- almost all topics will be represented
- questions will invite critical reflection on the issue as it might be framed by "theological ethics".

what we've covered so far

- genetic embryo screening
- animal testing
- pornography
- polygamy
- dating reality shows
- gun control
- drug legalization
- censorship
- abortion

coming up...

- immigration and asylum
- plastic surgery
- climate change
- Artificial intelligence
- surveillance
- social media
- etc.

## Let's Discuss!

# How to prepare?

Think about a range of these issues, consider theological resources and perspectives on those issues

### But how do I do critical theological reflection?

pick one of the following, discuss with your neighbour - what are theological resources and perspectives for this issue?

- genetic embryo screening
- animal testing
- pornography
- polygamy
- dating reality shows
- gun control
- drug legalization
- censorship
- abortion

In my view good critical theological reflection will do one or more of the following

- compare differences and symmetries between theological and secular philosophical reflection (virtue, deontological, egoist, utilitarian, etc.
- reflect "from within" a tradition on that issue using resources like scripture, theological reflection (relationship between creatures and creator within Abrahamic traditions)