1. What is metaethics?
The common thing with the subject of ethical thinking is going to be that of metaethics. When it comes to, metaethics these types of things are going to be explained best as the focus on the grounds of ethical beliefs. As for a definition of metaethics to a lot of ethical thinkers there was going to be some more of a different definition of metaethics to each person, metaethics is going to be as a look on with the author of our textbook, Steven Wilkens, as to be the idea of us having something wrong with human nature is going to be an ethical answer. For other ethical thinkers of our time like Plato and Augustine, this is going to be more of what is the virtue of human life. How are we to look upon the virtue of our …show more content…
Though there are going to be a lot more questions as to they lead into this type of question as to what is considered bad or good. These questions are going to be connected with the metaethics of ethical thinking. Metaethics are ways people are going to question things they do with their virtue in life, with their beliefs. The way it is being practicing is by, asking oneself how the Lord would look upon on the action that it is being taken. Questions starting to be asked people’s worldviews, can help their virtue or can hurt their virtues. These types questions are also based on what type of religion the person is going to be part of for different religion there are different questions, that can help the worldview and virtue of a person. As for some people, they will be looking towards the religion to guide them to the virtue as to what their Lord wants them to be and according to the author of the article Rest as a Virtue: Theological Foundations and Application to Personal and Professional Life, “Hard work is praised, honored, and rewarded within the family, church, and workplace” (White et al 2015, pg. 98). Although from a Protestant worldview for a person it is going to be something a person would look to answer the ethical question as to how they need to …show more content…
Christian worldviews make a difference in how one should live their lives, is based on the Bible; based on the word of God. Christian worldviews is going to be how one is going to act towards others, how people should be treated, and stating what is taught by the Bible. When it comes to this with the virtues of different people, the word of God becomes part of the that inner core. Know how to live by the word, and how to treat others. Word of God is going to be how a person will be able to use worldviews to get a better understanding of who they are. These type of things are going to be also based on how the person is visualizing their moral life and the virtue they have with it. According to the author of the article Virtuous assent and Christian faith: retrieving Stoic virtue theory for Christian ethics, “a view of personhood and moral agency that simultaneously allows for receptivity and accountability, and for authentic human moral agency in a world in which divine grace enables the pursuit of virtue” (Cochran 2010, pg. 118) As this is explaining that the person is going to be wanting the moral view in the world and which will then they are pursuing for virtue of what the word says. As the word discuss how the Christian live should be lived the person will need to know how to view both the world as moral and growing towards the virtue that God is wanting people to
The common thing with the subject of ethical thinking is going to be that of metaethics. When it comes to, metaethics these types of things are going to be explained best as the focus on the grounds of ethical beliefs. As for a definition of metaethics to a lot of ethical thinkers there was going to be some more of a different definition of metaethics to each person, metaethics is going to be as a look on with the author of our textbook, Steven Wilkens, as to be the idea of us having something wrong with human nature is going to be an ethical answer. For other ethical thinkers of our time like Plato and Augustine, this is going to be more of what is the virtue of human life. How are we to look upon the virtue of our …show more content…
Though there are going to be a lot more questions as to they lead into this type of question as to what is considered bad or good. These questions are going to be connected with the metaethics of ethical thinking. Metaethics are ways people are going to question things they do with their virtue in life, with their beliefs. The way it is being practicing is by, asking oneself how the Lord would look upon on the action that it is being taken. Questions starting to be asked people’s worldviews, can help their virtue or can hurt their virtues. These types questions are also based on what type of religion the person is going to be part of for different religion there are different questions, that can help the worldview and virtue of a person. As for some people, they will be looking towards the religion to guide them to the virtue as to what their Lord wants them to be and according to the author of the article Rest as a Virtue: Theological Foundations and Application to Personal and Professional Life, “Hard work is praised, honored, and rewarded within the family, church, and workplace” (White et al 2015, pg. 98). Although from a Protestant worldview for a person it is going to be something a person would look to answer the ethical question as to how they need to …show more content…
Christian worldviews make a difference in how one should live their lives, is based on the Bible; based on the word of God. Christian worldviews is going to be how one is going to act towards others, how people should be treated, and stating what is taught by the Bible. When it comes to this with the virtues of different people, the word of God becomes part of the that inner core. Know how to live by the word, and how to treat others. Word of God is going to be how a person will be able to use worldviews to get a better understanding of who they are. These type of things are going to be also based on how the person is visualizing their moral life and the virtue they have with it. According to the author of the article Virtuous assent and Christian faith: retrieving Stoic virtue theory for Christian ethics, “a view of personhood and moral agency that simultaneously allows for receptivity and accountability, and for authentic human moral agency in a world in which divine grace enables the pursuit of virtue” (Cochran 2010, pg. 118) As this is explaining that the person is going to be wanting the moral view in the world and which will then they are pursuing for virtue of what the word says. As the word discuss how the Christian live should be lived the person will need to know how to view both the world as moral and growing towards the virtue that God is wanting people to