Sixteenth century author who wrote The Prince. Known for arguing that "the end justifies the means."

A figure of speech in which a word or phrase represents something else.

Aspect of the law that gives general ethical principles, often identified with the Ten Commandments.

The realm of created existence in which we live.

When referring to man, it is his fundamental character.

City where Church council was held in 325 AD, in which they affirmed the doctrine of the Trinity and refuted Arianism.

Ethical perspective that considers the standards as given in God's Word.

Use of the law to show Christians how to live a more ethical life.

Modern school of theology that teaches that God's sovereignty is limited. They believe that humans must have ultimate control over their lives; otherwise, God has no right to hold us responsible.

Use of the law to expose sin and drive an unbeliever to Christ.