Explain how fletchers view of ethics as situational meant

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I. In what way did Bonhoeffer see that Kant's emphasis on duty had been distorted by Nazism among the German population?

II. In what ways did Bonhoeffer view "flight from responsibility" as moral failure?

III. What moral values in particular did Bonhoeffer perceive as at stake in the situation wherein he used the metaphor of putting "a spoke in the wheel" to indicate action?

IV. Explain how Fletcher's view of ethics as situational meant that the morals remained constant while the situations changed?

V. Do you think that the concept of human rights, as expressed in the Declaration of Human Rights, means that there are universal moral standards to know and respect? Explain your answer.

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