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What is the term in which the government rules without the people having a say?
I think you are thinking of a monarchy, if you are talking about the present state of the government/people relationship. Another word is "Dictatorship, says my very reliable sources.
What is required by correct Moral rules?
In order to have correct moral rules one is also required to know moral principles. The Bible sets forth these principles.
What are moral rules?
A moral code is that by which all decent people live by, it is that which is acceptable to society. It can also a principle of wrong or conforming to standards of behaviour and character based on wrongful principles -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Morality, as defined by Socrates, is "how we ought to live". Furthermore it can be explained as: Standards, laws, or rules within a group, or society. A moral code is a set of standards, laws, or rules that we hold ourselves to, whether they be based on religious affiliation, events that have happened in our life, or just from observing the world around us. Often people derive their moral code from bits and pieces of all of these. Moral codes do not specifically have to be accepted by society as a whole, merely they have to be accepted by the society with which you associate, or the group you affiliate with. The best moral codes are constantly being re-evaluated and evolving, just as the best people are constantly growing.
Legal rules and moral rules the difference?
The difference between legal rules and moral rules has to do with laws and how we behave regarding a moral code. Legal rules are based on laws that are set forth for us to follow. Moral rules have to do with a person's ethics. For example, it is not illegal to keep money that is found, but a person of high morals might try to return the money to the proper owner.
When does frankena claim you have begun to engage in moral philosophy?
Frankena claims that you have begun to engage in moral philosophy when you start reflecting on and critically evaluating moral beliefs and principles, questioning their justification and seeking to understand the underlying reasons for moral claims. This process involves thinking systematically about ethical issues and applying moral reasoning to address complex moral dilemmas.
What are some of society's rules?
It depends on society. Usually, the law, the Constitution, has society's rules and social moral on it.
Do laws cover all moral rules?
No.
What is the moral of faith?
Absolutely not. People who have no "religious" faith can be extremely moral. In fact, they may be more honestly moral than their religious sisters and brothers since their morality comes naturally, and doesn't require prompting, threats and rules set by others.Absolutely not. People who have no "religious" faith can be extremely moral. In fact, they may be more honestly moral than their religious sisters and brothers since their morality comes naturally, and doesn't require prompting, threats and rules set by others.Absolutely not. People who have no "religious" faith can be extremely moral. In fact, they may be more honestly moral than their religious sisters and brothers since their morality comes naturally, and doesn't require prompting, threats and rules set by others.Absolutely not. People who have no "religious" faith can be extremely moral. In fact, they may be more honestly moral than their religious sisters and brothers since their morality comes naturally, and doesn't require prompting, threats and rules set by others.
What are the three parts of the ethical pyramid?
Moral Judgement, Moral rules and Ethical system
What are the benefit of Moral Education?
We can reasonably expect that adequate moral education will result in a more moral population, who will treat other people better than an immoral population would. Of course, there is no unanimous agreement about exactly what morality is or should be. In posting this question, you might be thinking of a moral crusade to stamp out homosexuality, for example, while others are trying to gain equal rights for homosexuals. One person's morality is another person's immorality. Because it teaches a person how to live in a society, without offending it and becoming an outcast. Morality differs for every society and its members mus learn the the rules to function in that society.
Is science moral why or why not?
Not in itself, as morals are man-made rules and science seeks the rules of the universe.
Why there is rules in a country?
With no rules there would be anarchy. Society has to exist with guidelines. Without guidelines, people would not recognize their boundaries with other people. Rules are what provides order in a country, that's why it needs them.
