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| its about your vaules and your own belifs and our vaules deterimnted the chocies we make chocies determine our character chocies determine our destiny |
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| Ethics is a code of vaules taht guide our choices and determine the purpsose and course of our lives |
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principles that we hold to be guiding or true vaules inform our decisions and chocies therfore our behavior
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| standards of duty and virtue that indicate we should behave |
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| set points by which we measure things. Ethics seeks to set standards or set set points by which we can determine the rightness or wrongness of our action and the action of others |
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| LEGITIMATE obligation. civilzation depends upon peoople fulfilling their legitmate obligation to others |
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| a POSTIVE quality of character of a postive action that whcih could be defined as morally good |
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| a NEGATIVE quality of character or a negative action that could be defined as morally bad or evil |
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| a POSTIVE character or a postive action that which could be defined as morally good |
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| a part of human experience where individuals and societies seek to define what is GOOD BEAUTIFUL and TRUE. |
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everyone has a ______ system. some possess a system that is ________ and understand
others ________ and Ethical ______ system that they havent really thought ________ or questioned. |
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| to be fully human one need to be _________ aware of the core vaules that they are building their lives upon. Socrates stated " the _______ life is not worth living. |
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| there are various ethical systems and a body of knowledge concerning ethics that are inportant for us to know understand |
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| simply possessing ethical knowledge is not enough. we must practice the good that we know |
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| we will be confronted with being hypocritical to our vaules and belifs or hypocritical to our emotions and desires. |
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| Our Chocies but poor judgement to regard to our chocies. |
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Examine the ____ itself
Consider the ___________________ on all of the _________ empacted by chocies |
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consider the _______________ tha act
apply all relevant __________ princles
Ethics is a study a ________ the greatest teachers and thinkers throughout human history have applied their applied their intellect to the study and advancement of Ethical ________
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| is "one" truth and i possess it my wat should be excluted |
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| all thics, vaules systems and religion are true |
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there is a truth but truth maybe found in many places respect all religion.
"ethics is bigger than religion" even none religious people have ethical system or have vaules everyone has ethics seek to the know the truth who ever it maybe found. |
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| the list would enclude Plato Socratres aristotle, St. Thomas Aquinas, Confucious, Buddhas, Jesus. Mohammed and modern thinkers. |
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| Religious or revelation ethics and Secular or spaculative Ethics. |
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Religious Ethics.
Based upon a belief in the existence Of God. these Belifes may be very ________ by all people in some deity or first source creator God |
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| Based upon Revelation from God. the Bible or Koran ancient writings or oral traditions. all religons depened upond religous revelation. God has ______ moral and_________ truth to man. |
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| Accepts that there ______or _______ absolutes. Moral absolutes are vaules and ethical standards that apply. |
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| Teaches that human beings are morally accountable not just to one another but ultimately to ________ for their ___________ chocies and actions. |
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The ultimate authority in religious ethics is ________ and His ________ as understood through the agency of human reason and human________. ( try to interpet the best we can)
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| Basic question in religious ethics has always been" what is ________ and __________." |
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Secular or Speculatice Ethics
Based upon Human _______________ and _________ man becomes the ultimate authority in determining right from wrong.
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Views existence Of Godas being either
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b. Man's creation- God's idea doesnt exist in reality out side man's mind |
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Athesim----- God doesnt exist
1. professing Atheists- minority
2. Practicing Atheists- people who live who dont think about God
what is the perentage of Atheist
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| only to live with out passion you create life for yourself |
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| Greatest Personal Seek Person Pelesval |
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| good is defined by the action resuts to the greates and the good number |
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unknowable by man and therfore questionable
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| questions the existence of God, " i simply dont know whether God, exists or not. |
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| Denies existence of _________ abslutes. rather they view moral "truth" as determined by indivduals with their culture cicumstances and time. right and wrong will change over time Moral bsolutes become moral __________ |
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| Basic question in secular ethics " does ___________ and ________________ even exist?" |
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set of beliefs held by every individual either conscioulsly ( infromed) or unconsciouly ( unifomred) about the basic meanings of the world self others. and life. ITs is a _________ scheme throught which people interpret reality
Everyone has a World View. but not everyone is _________ of their world view. |
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Why did some people in the world rejoice and dance in the streets when 9-11 happen and why did some mourn and become enraged
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are based on ________________: ideas or vaules that we ssume to be true prior to action upon them or building upon them
"pre" means before |
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1. parents- greatest teacher must import and source
2. society
3. Religion
4. peers/ friends
5. education
6. cultural influesnces/ media- television and neautral when it comes to values |
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| Why is world views Important |
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1. help us shape our view of reality
2.make sense of our world
3. helps us understand our self
4. help us undertsand others. |
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| What are people who called or question or doubt God existence |
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| What are people called who question or doubt God's existence |
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| Who is the ultimate authority in secular ethics |
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| why is our character important |
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| the majority of ethical decisions we have to make are |
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| problme for people isnt much knowing right and wrong |
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| to detenine whether an act is ethically right or not one must consider the action itself consequences and what else |
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true or false
ethics is bigger than religion |
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| explain religion ethics sometime called revelation ethics |
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