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1: 'Only one thing is intrinsically good; namely love: nothing else at all'
2: 'The ruling norm of Christian decision is love; nothing else'
3: 'Love and justice are the same thing- for justice is love distributed nothing else'
4: 'Love wills the neighbour's good whether we like him or not'
5: 'Only the end justifies the means; nothing else'
6: 'Decisions will vary according to the Situation'

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Pragmatism: A right action needs practicality.
Relativism: Absolute rules cannot always apply, they depend on the situation.
Positivism: Always start ethical decision making with a desire to do good.
Personalism: Put people before rules in ethical decision making.

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Wrote book 3 Issues in Ethics
Argued similar point to John Robinson in that he stated Situation Ethics is too individualistic to ever be useful to society as a whole
Quote: 'as well as suffering from individualism, radical situation ethics suffers from the allied vice of subjectivism. The situationist seems to be compelled by the theories to assume an extraordinary degree of moral sensitivity and perceptiveness in those who are expected to read the demands of the situation.'

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-a pure unconditional love for all humanity
-justice is love for the whole of the community
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-wrote a book called situation ethics:the new morality
-proposes situation ethics based on love as the principle foundation
-different to rigidly applied laws it could be adapted to any situation (supposedly) as long as the focus is on the person and doing the most loving act.
-he was a staunch atheist by the end of his career so it is debatable whether or not situation ethics is Christian or not.