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Ethical theories prescribe supposedly right ways for human beings to do or to be. They are proposed as guidance for human beings who have to make decisions about what to do or what to be. The alternative would be to have lists of rules about what to do or what to be, but one serious problem with any set of rules is that they are incomplete because there are always possible situations not covered by the proposed rules.

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