REVIEW MATERIAL

Ethics refers to a systematic approach to moral decision-making

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A moral dilemma is a conflict between two moral choices that are difficult to choose, and whichever option is chosen may still be considered wrong.

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The object of science is anything, both things that can be observed empirically and cannot be observed empirically

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Positivism believes that science alone is enough to explain reality.

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Richard Dawkins argues that religion has contributed to many acts of violence and intolerance

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For Kierkegaard, the highest state of human morality is the ethical stage.

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Education always involves ethics and ethics is not something separate from education 

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Jean-Jacques Rosseau argues that the goal of education is to bring transformation in society and escape from oppression.

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For Aristotle, a good business is a business that brings goodness to the larger society.

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For John Stuart Mill, the primary objective of businessmen is to make a profit, but in the process, they also unintentionally contribute to society.

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