Ethical Philosophy Test

[12th Doctor]

1.  John Stuart Mill   (100%) 
2.  Jeremy Bentham   (94%) 
3.  Kant   (94%) 
4.  St. Augustine   (88%)   
5.  Aquinas   (83%) 
6.  Prescriptivism   (73%) 
7.  Nel Noddings   (67%) 
8.  Spinoza   (67%) 
9.  Epicureans   (66%) 
10.  Aristotle   (64%) 
11.  Ockham   (60%) 
12.  Jean-Paul Sartre   (58%) 
13.  Ayn Rand   (50%)   
14.  Plato   (44%) 
15.  Cynics   (39%) 
16.  David Hume   (39%)   
17.  Stoics   (32%) 
18.  Nietzsche   (29%) 
19.  Thomas Hobbes   (17%)

[12th Doctor]

1.    Nietzsche   (100%)  Click here for info
2.    Jean-Paul Sartre   (95%)  Click here for info
3.    David Hume   (84%)  Click here for info
4.    Thomas Hobbes   (71%)  Click here for info
5.    Stoics   (68%)  Click here for info
6.    Epicureans   (64%)  Click here for info
7.    Spinoza   (64%)  Click here for info
8.    Kant   (60%)  Click here for info
9.    Ayn Rand   (50%)  Click here for info
10.    Prescriptivism   (47%)  Click here for info
11.    John Stuart Mill   (45%)  Click here for info
12.    Nel Noddings   (42%)  Click here for info
13.    St. Augustine   (39%)  Click here for info
14.    Jeremy Bentham   (37%)  Click here for info
15.    Cynics   (35%)  Click here for info
16.    Aristotle   (34%)  Click here for info
17.    Aquinas   (29%)  Click here for info
18.    Plato   (29%)  Click here for info
19.    Ockham   (28%)  Click here for info

Strange.....I consider myself at least partially utilitarian and yet JSM was only a 45% match and Bentham a 37% match.

You think that "God is dead" then?

[12th Doctor]

i got bored at question two and didn't finish.

You must have a really short attention span.  You never finish one of these test.

[12th Doctor]

I think I missed getting Aquinace and Augustine, because, while I think God sets down moral laws, I believe that those laws follow universal, metaphysical priciples that would be true even without a God.