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    of human actions can be either moral or physical. Liberty is connected with free will, and necessity is associated with determinism. Kames believes that if people thought that all of their actions were determined, it would affect their free will (morality). Naturally, we believe that we have the free will to make choices. Kames feels as if God instilled a natural belief that free will was needed for making moral choices. He reconciles that both moral and physical necessity both work together…

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    marriage, the couple do not only devote their sexuality, but their whole lives and person to each other. Through reason, each person has the right to the other’s whole person which allows them to have sexual desires towards one another without violating morality or humanity. Although Kant is right about marriage being a condition that allows couples to morally have sexual impulses, the marriage could have problems. Sometimes there is inequality if a person gives the other his sexuality,…

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    A Classification of Walter White’s Morality Methamphetamine, commonly known as “meth,” is a chemical substance that affects human nervous system in many undesirable ways. Despite of its many physical, social, and environmental side effects, meth consumption is continuous among teenage males. Both Adam Barkman and Greg Littmann present their views on a fictional producer of this deadly substance, Walter White; and how Walt’s morals and his thoughts about meth production have impacted his…

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    his article by telling the reader about Milgram’s “evil” study and how Milgram was unprepared for what happened post study. After Milgram finished his study, he didn’t know how to put the experiment into words, therefore causing a controversy over morality. Parker leads the story by adding his opinion of Milgram, and how unethical he was towards the volunteers that would later have mental break downs. As Parker added more of his opinion, he had to incorporate other opinions to get the reader on…

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    In Anthony Burgess’s A Clockwork Orange, the concept of morality can be analyzed by examining three aspects of Alex’s life that contribute to choice: environmental pressures, the notion of religious morality as seen through the Chaplain, and biological destiny, all which will reveal the absolute imperativeness of the ability to make choices in order to retain the essence of what it means to be human. “What’s it going to be then, eh?” Alex chooses to commit acts of violence against innocent…

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    Oh no! BIlly got mugged in a dark and spooky alley but he said it’s immoral to hurt anyone or anything. Now he lost his money and his identity, only if he head defended himself,, this wouldn’t have happened. Morality means: principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behavior. I think that at times you should abandon your morals so you can get stuff done. It is sometimes ok to be immoral or unethical if someone does wrong to you. So during the late 60s Martin…

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    Topics For Consideration According to Socrates, the moral person wins out over the immoral person even though the immoral person takes advantage of the moral person in matters of money and business. This claim is incredibly true. It is true due to the fact that a moral person doesn’t find his/her happiness in matters of money and business. However, the moral person finds his/her happiness in the relationships they build over their lifespan. If you chase material possessions and never experience…

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    A person’s morality is like a child’s playdough; it can be shaped into whatever a person wants it to be. This is true in A Simple Plan because when Jacob and his friends find the money, it is a big influence on how they make their decisions in their lives. Jacob a very kind and helpfull person to his companions, all he wants is for everyone to be happy and for himself to have his farm again. He doesn't see the meaning of living with all the corruptness in his life. Thus, Raimi develops the idea…

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    Morality and Social Responsibility. Mills was a hedonist, even though this word had a different meaning than from today’s society and to him it meant is that pleasure was the only good to people. Mills believed that different ideas of good were gained by pleasure. Pleasure was an idea of good that could lead no place else (Brink, 2016). The problem with this is that people can get pleasure from things that harm other people and they find pleasure from different things that…

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    In “Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals,” Immanuel Kant developed a philosophy of morality that was considered “pure” philosophy, a philosophy that was completely independent of subjective personal experience or perception. In that work, Kant presents the idea that ethical decisions should be based on a priori reasoning which is a type of reasoning that is based on logical observations, not experiences. Kant breaks these actions into the categories of good will and categorical imperatives,…

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