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    considered as bad. Author of an essay argues that relativism is that deeply problematic. Gensler distinguishes four reasons that present additional doubts to the teaching of cultural relativism and accept the challenge to answer the question “Should moral laws apply to all people in all societies?” First of all, author emphasizes that as long as society can make…

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    Behalf of the Moral Bridge Inferentialist 4.1 The Dilemma At this point in the dialectic, McGrath wants to make room for her non-inferential moral perception account of moral knowledge. One way she tries to make room for her view is by giving a negative argument against moral bridge inferentialism, one of the more plausible versions of moral inferentialism, which comes in a form of a dilemma. Here is McGrath’s negative argument, her dilemma, against the claim that all of our moral knowledge is…

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    Personal responsibility is a moral cause that an individual chooses to show accountability for one’s own actions, specifically in personal relationships. Garath Williams (2013) contends that personal responsibility involves parties in a personal relationship who “not only share responsibility for their relationship, but also – to some degree that is negotiated between them – for one another’s lives” (p. 351). Moreover, personal relationships are formed through mutual respect of individuals.…

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    “The end may justify the means as long as there is something that justifies the end.” Leon Trotsky, Their Morals and Ours. An ethical theory is a set of principles that dictates what is right and wrong. Although they stem from morals, they are quite different. Morals are personal and and ethical theory is usually a society based set of morals. It is important to have an ethical theory to base decisions off. Different social and activity groups follow ethical theories that make sense with their…

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    Kory Floyd Code Of Ethics

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    that may or may not align with your personal ethics (Kerns Sampson 3). He goes even further to explain that ethics laws, like the “Respect for Fallen Heroes” should actually be named codes of conduct, and that all ethical laws can address is moral choice. Moral judgement, on the other hand, is left of the person making the decision (3). With this understanding in mind, now the real answer of WBC’s actions being ethical or not can be answered. Yes, according to the law now in place, they are…

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    Anonymous Company Case Study

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    It allowed the secretary of the company to forge the consultant’s signature on the checks and make deposits into the most volatile of the business units’ account. Furthermore, AC instructed Page Nolan not to send 1099 to the consultant. It is quite clear that Anonymous Company has ineffective control environment due to negligent management’s role, and communication. The company does not have a clear organization structure or competent employees as unit managers kept referring Page to different…

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    The therapist must be able to know what order must be made so that actions could be taken. According to Meara, Schmidt, and Day (1996), there are six moral principles that a therapist must know or take note when making ethical decision and that is the Autonomy where the therapist must be able to respect their client and also respect how the client thinks and the belief the client has because of the different…

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    An ethical issue involves a problem or situation that requires a person or organization to choose between alternatives that must be evaluated as right or wrong. Right meaning ethical and wrong being unethical. A problem or situation always has an outcome; this outcome could determine or define the choices a person makes which could reflect upon the story line of their life. The epics; The Epic of Gilgamesh, The Odyssey, and Shakuntala, introduce many issues. The central characters strive toward…

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    to divulge from either path to do what is morally right? In Eric From’s article, “Disobedience as a Physiological Moral Problem”, he analyzes how the comforts of obedience and conformity can impact a person’s perspective of what is ethically just. Similarly, in “The Perils of Obedience”, by Stanley Milligram, the author recollects the results from his shocking experiment and the moral paths each subject decides to follow. Likewise, in the movie adaptation of the book “Hunger Games”, by Suzanne…

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    Morality Vs Subjectivity

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    behind Moral Truths is that there are ways that we can distinguish facts and evidence from personal claims. Objectivity in morality is empirical, giving people the knowledge and data to support their actions. By acting with Moral Objective Truths rather than Subjectivity, society will be driven more by facts and not opinions which will prove better in different circumstances. In this, we find the best ways in which one should act leading to better ethics taking place. The concepts of Moral…

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