Chivalry Was a Formal and Widely Recognized Code of Ethics

question 13

True/False

Chivalry was a formal and widely recognized code of ethics and behavior considered appropriate for nobles.

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Definitions:

Rituals and Traditions

Established patterns of behavior and ceremonies that are performed by a society, culture, or religion.

Universality

The quality of being true or applicable in all situations, cultures, or contexts.

Theodicy

An effort to explain how the existence of evil is compatible with the existence of God.

Paul Tillich

A German-American theologian and philosopher known for his works on existentialist philosophy and Christian existentialism, notably "The Courage to Be."