18 Questions
What does the term 'ethics' primarily concern?
Individual character and good person
How is morality described descriptively?
As societal rules accepted by members
What is the purpose of morality according to the text?
To provide a framework for optimum human survival
What is the nature of moral talk based on the text?
It is evaluative and normative, guiding actions
Who should establish the code of conduct in normative morality?
All rational persons under specified conditions
What aspect of morality does the term 'right and wrong' primarily relate to?
Long-term human survival
What is the purpose of morality according to the text?
To ensure fair play and harmony between individuals
Where do many people believe the concepts of right, wrong, and fairness are inherent?
In our conscience
What does true freedom imply according to the text?
Being oriented towards goodness
What is the relationship between morality and daily choices according to the text?
Daily choices are guided by our conscience influenced by morality
How does the text describe the standard of morality?
Absolute and unchanging
What does freedom involve?
The power of self-chosen action oriented towards goodness
What is the difference between Human Acts and Acts of Man?
Human Acts are performed with conscious knowledge and will control, while Acts of Man are instinctive and involuntary.
What distinguishes Moral Actions from Immoral Actions?
Moral Actions conform to moral norms and are permissible, while Immoral Actions go against moral norms and are impermissible.
What is the significance of Natural Law according to the text?
Natural Law is a moral obligation arising from human nature, guiding individuals towards their end-goals.
How do Amoral Actions differ from Moral and Immoral Actions?
Amoral Actions are neutral in terms of morality, while Moral and Immoral Actions have clear moral stances.
What defines Normal of Morality?
Normal of Morality signifies the rightfulness or wrongfulness of an action based on moral standards.
What distinguishes Eternal Law from Natural Law?
Eternal Law reveals the will of God, while Natural Law compels individuals based on human nature.
Explore the origins and meanings behind the concepts of ethics and morality, focusing on individual character, societal rules, and the distinction between right and wrong. Delve into the relationship between personal values and societal norms.
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