Epistemology and Ethics, Parallel Between
Usually, actions are taken and policies adopted to realize envisaged goals, and they are undertaken because of belief that they will probably realize the goal...
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Ethical Relativism
The term ethical relativism is always used to designate some ethical principle or some theory about ethical principles, but within this limitation different authors use it quite dif...
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Ethical Relativism [addendum]
Accepting ethical relativism can make a big difference. Opponents often think that the doctrine arises from conceptual confusion and encourages indifference to moral enor...
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That arrangement that includes that there are no moral absolutes, no moral right and wrongs is that of ethical relativism. "For if one were to offer men to choose out of all the customs in the world ...
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Australian Prime Minister John Howard on Thursday rejected
Amnesty International's recent criticism of his government's
treatment of asylum seekers, calling it offensive and unsubstantiated.
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The number of ethics violations just keeps growing. From corporate scandals to steroids in sports to political transgressions, wrongdoing seems to be in the news daily.But is it really any worse th...
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On Aug. 21, 2007, Dan Abrams, the general manager of MSNBC and host of Live with Dan Abrams, saw something on CNN that aroused his ire.
Or at least his bloodlust.
CNN was running a three-part doc...
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Pope Benedict XVI is heading to the world's most populous Roman Catholic country at time when evangelical Christians are packing converted storefronts and cavernous churches every Sunday, thrusting...
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In these times of moral relativism, it's head-spinning to see how the profanity quotient of a word seems to depend entirely on who is using it and who is on the receiving end.Fans of Hillary Clinto...
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Epistemology and Ethics, Parallel Between
Ethical Relativism
Australia's Howard rejects Amnesty's human rights criticism
