What is difference in value between intellectual and sensual pleasures?
intellectual is of the mind, sensual is of the body
What is preconventional morality?
The most primitive Kohlberg stage of moral development, in which the child interprets moral behaviour entirely in terms of personal gain and loss. It is divided into two levels: at Level 1 the child's moral behaviour is guided by the avoidance of punishment (I should not tell lies because I might get into trouble), and at Level 2 it is influenced also by the desire for gain (I should not tell lies because then my parents will reward me). Compare conventional morality, postconventional morality.
No 'cause there are black AND white counters innir?
^yes but it is a fight between white and black.
^It is, cause white always starts first
What are the teachings of Mencius?
Mencius' is a Latinisation of 'Meng K'o [Meng-tzu]. His dates are uncertain, perhaps from 372 until 298. He was thought of in China as Confucius's successor in transmitting the Tao. He accepted and defended many of Confucius's doctrines. What has come down to us from him are a collection of sayings and dialogues. In order to reconstruct his chief teachings, these have to be coordinated. Mencius thought that there is an inherent goodness in human nature. There are four inherent virtures in us, starting with jen [benevolence]. The other three are ceremony (in the sense of having an inward sense of good manners), the right, and wisdom. Mencious thinks that our moral inclinations are as natural to us as physical growth. They can be injured or stunted, but they ought to be tended properly. Like feeding the body, moral education is indispensable, but the process of growth is spontaneous. There's an analogy between health and longevity: if we want health and longevity, we will naturally choose what is best over giving in to inappropriate appetites. It's the same when it comes to choosing what is right over what is merely tempting or expedient; it's natural to choose what is right. Mencius rejected Mo Tzu's utilitarianism. He thought it essential to do something because it was benevolent or right--not because of a calculation concerning its possible beneficial or harmful consequences. For him, as for others from the Confucian school, the most important duty is the duty of serving one's family. This is grounded in the natural dictates of conscience. He also distinguished between the senses and thinking. Our senses don't think and are confused by externals. Since it is thinking, reflection, that gives us the right view of things, it's important to give it priority over our senses.
Are there any circumstances when forgiveness is not an option?
You'll have to decide that for yourself. Some people do think that certain crimes are unforgivable, while others feel that anything can be forgiven with the help of God. What do you believe?
Snooping is not a crime, although it is frowned upon. There are exceptions to this though.
1. The file is in a lock box or other file protecting bin
2. The file is classified, or disclosed by the government.
3. You sign a contract stating specifically that you will not view anything other than what you sign for.
4. It is legally protected and, if, or patented with viewing rights reserved.
My guess is that you were just asking if snooping on something personal and not in anyway. i.e an online diary. No that is not illegal, but is not recommended if you ever want to get permission to use the computer again.
Some people do find premarital sex to be immoral due to personal, cultural and/or religious reasons and some people do not..
Morality is a personal choice defined by the individual...
Hi, as another point of view obviously it's your opinion. I respect people who decide to wait until marriage, but I absolutley DO NOT respect people who tell me sex before marriage is immoral. It's a personal choice and no one has the right to tell you not to do it or that it is wrong. Plus, sex is fun...dont be a frigid. Joking, joking. But don't let people alter your descision unless it's something you want.
What is the focus of imsa's priciples of ethical conduct?
The focus of ISMA principles are honesty, fairness, competence, transparency, timely, and monitoring.
IMSA Principles and Code of Ethical Market ConductThe question of morality all depends on each individual person. Who is to say it is only for one person?
Why do you have nicknames and why do men have nicknames and not women?
Well a woman may not have a nickname becuase nothing suits them.
People have nicknames because they ether want to say there name shortly, or they dont like there name.
nicknames:
Jessica = Jess
Danielle = Dani
Daniel = Dan
Lauren = Loza / Loz
Oliver / Olivia = Ollie (olivia->) Liv
ect
thx
The term "human energy" usually applies to esoteric thought on spirituality and phenomena. Focus is placed on manipulating experiences in the body in the belief that conscious focus on the body's state will draw natural and vital energy that will produce physical and spiritual benefit.
If you believe your "ethics" issue rises to the level of a legal complaint or is contrary to good health or somehow affects the public 'good' or public health, you can report it to the appropriate authorites. However - if you just don't like the way company is being run, you don't have much choice. Either you can complain to management to make them aware of things they may not know about -or - resigning.
What does the phrase to get an ought from an is mean?
Moral imperatives don't follow from objective situations, or to think even more radically, moral imperatives are meaningless.
What is ethnicity diversity mean?
It means that there are different ethnic groups in a country. Or diverese ethnic groups.
A norm is an accepted or typical behavior in a group of people. So a moral norm is the morality that is expected of people in their social group.
For example, it is a moral norm in society that one shouldn't steal.
It is not a moral norm to match your socks (it's a norm to match them, but it isn't immoral to mismatch them, so it's not a moral norm).
Where does the norm come from? God, society, nature, self, and any combination of them.
What is the difference psychological egoism and ethical egoism?
egoism is to do with self-interest and the path needed to take to get to something wanted.
egotism is to think/talk about oneself when its unwarranted and to overexagerate ones self, or to see themseleves as the greatest.
How one's moral values affect one's sense of ethics?
Explain how one's moral values affect one's sense of ethics
An absence of the application or appreciation of any ethics or ethical standards.
Marie Montessori would vehemently disagree with the statement. She believed that it was necessary to avoid either criticism or praise, since the learning of children requires deep concentration, and praise and criticism disrupts the concentration. She also believed that criticism and praise undermined a child's independence.
Are all persons ethical judgments the same?
No. Everyone has opinions on what behavior and thinking are right and what is wrong, basing these ethical judgments on personal values. We develop our values from religious beliefs, our experience, our cultural background, and our scientific knowledge, Because people have different backgrounds, our judgments as to what is right and wrong vary somewhat.
What does it mean when you like both sexes?
Your bisexual.
Note that some people don't categorize themselves within the two 'main' genders - male and female - and people who like not only both, but all genders, are considered Pansexual.
That would depend on whether it is resignation from, or resignation too. And the circumstances.
How do Jewish people practice judaism?
Technically, Judaism isn't a religion, it's a way of life. (Religiously observant Jews) Jews live Judaism in their every action, by praying three times a day and 4 times on Saturday, by keeping kosher, by giving charity, and the list goes on.