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    Kant's Duty

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    Imagine that you live with eight other people, and in order to continue living at your current residence, you need to make some drastic changes in your water usage to bring down the monthly payment. However, you have a dilemma with this as you enjoy taking long showers and watering your plants. Therefore, you cannot see yourself decreasing the amount of water you personally use. You determine that you could continue using the same amount of water, if collectively all of your other roommates…

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    Active Euthanasia Active euthanasia: The active acceleration of a "good" death by use of medications, whether by oneself or with the aid of a doctor ("Definition of active," 2013). Active euthanasia has been a controversial topic for decades. Both the pro side and the con side of the topic have valid moral and ethical points. I am a very firm believer that everyone has the right to their own body and I 100% support the right to privacy. However, I find myself to be torn between the ideas that…

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    But how can that be? Then morality is a product of one’s own mind. Harris admits that he cannot articulate his innate sense of the difference between right and wrong. That intuition toward morality could ever began from sheer matter and chemistry is totally illogical and defies reason. Zacharias states that when one claims that there is evil, then one can assume…

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    Austin Parker Intro to Ethics, Dr. Rigoni 5/4/2015 Introduction Ethics plays a huge role in the interaction of human beings on a daily basis. It allows people to choose between right and wrong behaviors in order to create a morally upright society. For this reason, several ethical theories exist to help understand the relationship between people. A majority of well-known philosophers such as Immanuel Kant, Bentham, Stuart Mill, and Gauthier have made great contributions to sociology by…

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    Man is Inherently Good Various philosophers and scholars throughout history have believed that mankind is ultimately evil. This conviction is shared by the author William Golding and is expressed in his novel Lord of the Flies. Golding argues that when a group of people are left alone to fend for themselves, the results will be disastrous. He also supports the theory that all institutions are inherently evil in their nature. Humans are known to naturally choose hate over love, revenge over…

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    The human condition in the new “alter” includes the unique features of being human, exclusively the concerns of human existence. Such features include conditions such as human nature, morality, ethics, and personal identity, such features help us defined the human condition in more depth. Let’s start by explaining human nature; The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy defines human nature as “quality or group of qualities, belonging to all…

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    • Background We are constantly learning and developing our skills through every day interactions. All my actions and emotions are determined by personal values and ethics. Growing up on a farm in a small city in Poland helped me get an insight on a different level of life. My parents, siblings and educators had the biggest impact on the development of my basic personal values. By observing my mom I learned the importance of family, integrity, responsibility and hard work. My mom was able to…

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    Celia, A Slave Morality is apprehended as principles of right and wrong that are accepted by an individual. There are principles that are universal. Presumably stealing is accepted as morally wrong, as well as lying, cheating and etcetera. However, there are also moral principles that vary for various reasons such as difference in culture, values and social mores. The perception towards slavery back in 1850 is one great example of these differences in moral principles. Some people, most…

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    Euthanasia In America

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    “Euthanasia: the practice of intentionally ending a life in order to relieve pain and suffering. (Medicinenet). The debate of whether or not euthanasia should be legalized in America is not a new debate. It began in the early 20th century. The New York State Medical Association was one of the first groups to begin pushing for legalization. Other organizations in Iowa and Ohio also pushed for legalization but each of them failed. In between the early 20th century and today many people have joined…

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    One of the most difficult ideas to express may be the idea of ethics. When researching what ethics are, one will find hundreds of books that discuss everything from ethics as a whole to individual types and systems of ethics. The idea of ethics has been around for centuries and still no solid definition can be given as to what they are or consist of. Many systems of ethics have been used and suggested, but for the sake of time and clarity, they will not be individually separated. Throughout…

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