Who is the main proponent of situation ethics?

Joseph Fletcher

Why was situation ethics developed?

Situation Ethics was developed for the reason that society were reacting against strict
oppressive laws and moving towards a lifestyle where there are no rules, in a post-war era.

It is defined as love which is universal.

Agape

If following rules is not about obedience, what is it about?

Antinomianism

According to Fletcher, what guides us when we follow or violate laws or rules?

Love/The Middle Way

What is the point of reference of being obedient with laws or rules?

Legalism

What could be the reason for considering an act moral despite the fact that such act is in
violation with laws?

The reason for considering an act moral despite the fact that such act is in violation with laws
are: it follows teleological theory that looks for the purpose of an act, it's also a consequentialist
that determines the outcome of an act, not the act itself. Lastly, it's also a relativist in its
approach which means that one must assess each situation on its own merits rather than
applying hard and fast rule. If an act will bring about an end and serves love most regardless the
violation with the law, then an act is still considered moral.
What is that working principle which tells followers of situation ethics to be practical?

Pragmatism

It is considered to be the only thing which is intrinsically good.

Only one thing is intrinsically good; namely love: nothing else at all

“Love's decisions are made situationally, not prescriptively” is an application of what

working principle?

Relativism