Questions and Answers
What is ethics?
The study of moral principles or values that govern human behavior and decision-making.
What is the ultimate goal of human life according to Plato's theory of ethics?
Eudaimonia, which can be translated as flourishing or well-being.
Which of the following is NOT a core value mentioned?
Descriptive ethics is concerned with observing and understanding ethical behaviors.
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Plato's theory on ethics is primarily found in his dialogue titled ___
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How do laws and ethics serve society?
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Match the following terms related to ethics:
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Study Notes
Mission and Vision
- CHRIST promotes holistic development for effective societal contribution.
- Emphasizes excellence and service, rooted in core values.
Core Values
- Faith in God and moral uprightness guide actions.
- Love for fellow beings highlights the importance of community.
- Social responsibility and the pursuit of excellence are essential principles.
Definition of Ethics
- Involves study of moral principles guiding human behavior and decision-making.
- Explores concepts of right and wrong across personal, professional, and societal contexts.
- Normative ethics addresses "what ought to be," while descriptive ethics observes behaviors in varied contexts.
Plato’s Theory on Ethics
- Ancient philosopher, 428 BC to 348 BC, known for exploring concepts of justice in "The Republic."
- Introduced the "Form of the Good," representing ultimate reality and the source of goodness.
- Asserts that human well-being (eudaimonia) is the ultimate life goal, achieved through the cultivation of excellence.
Key Aspects of Plato's Ethics
- Advocated for well-ordered individual lives to foster a well-ordered society.
- Rejected retaliation, believing that injustices harm the soul of the perpetrator.
- Emphasized the need for discipline and sacrifice of individual desires for societal good.
- Ethics encompasses rules for action and reflections on values and importance.
Ethics and Law
- Both ethics and laws guide human conduct for a civilized society.
- Laws consist of codified norms that enforce a sense of right and wrong.
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Test your knowledge on the key principles and values related to cyber security ethics. This quiz covers important aspects such as mission, vision, and core values that guide individuals in making ethical decisions in the digital realm.
