Homework Help for Ethics

Using at least three characteristics of God, explain who God is to the Christian. Why are the characteristics of God so important to the Christian worldview?

Apply the correct label to the following arguments: are they deductive or inductive?

What are the four sources of Christian Ethics and why is each one necessary for doing ethics?

What kind of enterprise or study is ethics? Is it about facts or values? List a few of the facts and values about some current crucial public issue. For example, state the value and facts suggesting what you think should be done about crises such us global climate change or controversies such as those over policing in minority neighborhoods. Explain how facts of values, or both, in specific ways apply.

Accounting: Your supervisor enters your office and asks you for a check for $150.00 for expenses he tells you he incurred entertaining a client last night. He submits receipts from a restaurant and lounge. At lunch your supervisor’s girlfriend stops by to pick him up for lunch and you overhear her telling the receptionist what a great time she had at dinner and dancing with your supervisor the night before. What do you do? 

What is ethical dilemma and how to deal with the options available in case of its existence?

The most distinctive way that Jesus taught was by using a parable. In your initial post discuss the following:  Why are parables an effective way of teaching?The parable of the seed growing secretly is found only in Mark’s Gospel (4:26-29).What is Jesus teaching regarding the kingdom of God in this parable?

how can one deal with unethical behaviour when different cultures collide?

 i have no questions yet, just doing this for the requirement 

1.Assertion: The conclusion is based on (is supported by) a comparison of the utilities of the alternative courses of action.  (please select True or False)

2.Assertion: The author is using moral values alien to consequentialism.  Alternative wording of question: The author is using moral values other than the single moral value accepted by consequentialism (please select True or False)

3.Assertion: The author is putting the cart before the horse.  She does assume or assert something(s) about the ultimate moral value of the alternative actions she is considering before she finishes the analysis. (please select True or False)

4.Assertion: The analysis is faithful the facts of the case, as given in the case description; it is not altering these facts. (please choose True or False)

5.Assertion: The analysis considers two or more actions, and all of these actions are in the protagonist's power. (please choose True or False)

What, according to Blum, are the conceptions of friendship which would deny its moral significance and how Blum refutes these conceptions?