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    think as “right” and “wrong”. But really, there is no such thing as a “right” or “wrong” that all people live by. One could say instead, that these ways in which we interpret the world are actually guidelines that people live by, partially uniquely subjective input and partially societal input all control an outcome of how human behavior works. This refers to the ideas of morality and specifically relativism and absolutism. Often, there are many misunderstandings or confusions around the two,…

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    provided by God through religion and the framework of values that determine right from wrong. This framework is interpreted and propagated through various godly sources like the holy books and religious apostles and leaders. Whereas, religion and morality are almost always equated synonymously, atheists maintain that morality does not necessarily depend upon religion and a person can lead an exemplary life…

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    would be no deeper meaning to morality itself. Metaethics is a branch of philosophy that analyzes moral values and focuses on the question “what is morality itself is?” (Pacillo-Dellino). Metaethics which is also referred to as “Second Order” has four basic stanzas that are called Four Basic Stanzas of Metaethics. The four basic stanzas of Metaethics are Absolutism, Objectivism, Cultural and Subjective Relativism, and Emotivism. Absolutism conveys to us that moral statements are absolutely and…

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    INTRODUCTION For May Semester 2015, OUM learners who taking the subject ABPS3203 Industrial And Organisational Psychology, are required to study on personnel selection, mainly on both, objective and subjective selection techniques. Industrial and organizational psychology, which is also known as I–O psychology, is the scientific study of human behaviour in the workplace and applies psychological theories and principles to organizations (Wikipedia, 2 July 2015). According to…

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    book goes into great detail about the role of conscience, and how morality, which might seem to be subjective (especially when governments devise laws that abide by their notion of morality), your conscience may really be objective. Dostoyevsky claims that there is some objective truth to morality, and that it cannot ultimately bend to the will of those in power, setting it as their own subjective…

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    The atheist Christopher Hitchens in his book, God Is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything throws down the gauntlet, defaming the moralist worldview as, “The person who is certain, and who claims divine warrant for his certainty, belongs now to the infancy of our species.” Contrasting, Francis Beckwith’s observation in his work, Politics for Christians: Statecraft as Soulcraft that scientism’s post modernism worldview demands a counterbalance of religious moralism in public policy. In…

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    In ‘The Subjectivity of Values’, J L Mackie examines error theory and objective morality vs non-cognitivism. Mackie’s report represents moral scepticism using moral error theory. By taking an error theory approach, Mackie confronts morality similarly to the manner in which an atheist confronts religion. Moral error theory could be broken down to a version of the Justified True Belief outline as follows: Moral claims are universally false There is reason to believe that moral claims are…

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    all of the highest bidders to provide the readers of All My Life for Sale with an update on the piece of his life that they acquired (Freyer, 2001). The items chosen had no real monetary value, but instead had stories of how he received them to what they did for him. The story behind each item is where the real value lied and people from all over wanted to be a part of his story. Looking at many items and reading their descriptions from the All My Life for Sale web site listings, I chose to…

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    required financial statements. Estimates in this case relate to the use of precise amounts in financial statement elements that cannot be precisely determined. Therefore the amounts are subjective and lack precision because they are plagued by the use of subjective management foresight to determine the values utilized in the financial reports. Where the use of estimates is encouraged there is definitely a lack of accuracy and reliability of the financial information provided (Lev 2016). Some…

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    This concept of personal subjective ‘right’ is what all people generally pursue, even if that person is bad in society’s view, that person it still pursuing their idea of what is right. This is because all people pursue their personal subjective ‘right’ and the strength of the human brains interest to pursue whatever that ‘right’ thing may be, is clearly evident here. A way to further emphasize this point could be to state that an Isis fighter committing what western society would consider…

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