Ethics Quiz
Here are the results of the ethics quiz I took. I figured I’d be more Platonic, but I’m intrigued that John Stuart Mill was in the top five. I have an idea of which question resulted in this. It most likely has to do with my distinction between objective moral values and absolute moral values. Yes, there is a distinction. (HT: Patrik)
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1. | Plato   (100%)  Click here for info |
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2. | Aquinas   (98%)  Click here for info |
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3. | Jeremy Bentham   (89%)  Click here for info |
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4. | John Stuart Mill   (89%)  Click here for info |
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5. | St. Augustine   (88%)  Click here for info |
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6. | Epicureans   (79%)  Click here for info |
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7. | Aristotle   (78%)  Click here for info |
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8. | Ayn Rand   (72%)  Click here for info |
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9. | Spinoza   (57%)  Click here for info |
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10. | Cynics   (55%)  Click here for info |
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11. | Thomas Hobbes   (48%)  Click here for info |
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12. | Jean-Paul Sartre   (45%)  Click here for info |
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13. | Kant   (36%)  Click here for info |
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14. | Ockham   (36%)  Click here for info |
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15. | Nel Noddings   (35%)  Click here for info |
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16. | Stoics   (29%)  Click here for info |
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17. | Prescriptivism   (27%)  Click here for info |
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18. | Nietzsche   (22%)  Click here for info |
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19. | David Hume   (21%)  Click here for info |
Jessica (Trivium Academy) on 13 Oct 2006 at 9:24 am #
I took this test although I am at the very beginning of my journey in this arena of thought. It will be interesting to see how this changes.
1. Aquinas (100%)
2. Ockham (95%)
3. St. Augustine (89%)
4. Spinoza (70%)
5. Kant (61%)
6. Jean-Paul Sartre (56%)
7. Aristotle (45%)
8. John Stuart Mill (40%)
9. Epicureans (37%)
10. Prescriptivism (37%)
11. Plato (37%)
12. Ayn Rand (30%)
13. Nietzsche (30
14. Stoics (29%)
15. Jeremy Bentham (26%)
16. Nel Noddings (26%)
17. David Hume (23%)
18. Thomas Hobbes (13%)
19. Cynics (5%)
I have this saved for future reference. My dh, the philsophy major, will love to see this. Thanks for posting about it.
Jessica
Jessica (Trivium Academy) on 13 Oct 2006 at 6:37 pm #
My dh took the quiz too but he had issues with some of the provided answers. He says Kant should be where Sartre is.
1. Aquinas (100%)
2. Jean-Paul Sartre (98%)
3. St. Augustine (82%)
4. Jeremy Bentham (80%)
5. Plato (60%)
6. John Stuart Mill (59%)
7. Ockham (57%)
8. Prescriptivism (55%)
9. Aristotle (54%)
10. Ayn Rand (54%)
11. Nel Noddings (53%)
12. Kant (51%)
13. Spinoza (47%)
14. Thomas Hobbes (45%)
15. Cynics (28%)
16. Stoics (23%)
17. Epicureans (19%)
18. David Hume (13%)
19. Nietzsche (9%)
- jessica