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    IntroductionEthics

    IntroductionEthics

    Lesson 1Lesson 1

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    Lecture Success FactorsLecture Success Factors

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    Awareness of Ethical Values. Understanding who & what

    we are.

    Ethics and man.

    Ethics in Bioethics.

    Practical Applications.

    Awareness of Ethical Values.Awareness of Ethical Values. Understanding who & whatUnderstanding who & what

    we are.we are.

    Ethics and man.Ethics and man.

    Ethics in Bioethics.Ethics in Bioethics.

    Practical Applications.Practical Applications.

    Learning ObjectivesLearning Objectives

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    1. Introduction to Ethics

    2. Dignity of Man

    3. Conscience

    4. Norms of Morality

    5. Human Acts,

    Multiple effects of Human Acts

    6. Sources of Moral Acts

    7. Human Life8. Human Sexuality & Family Life

    9. Good Acts & Virtues

    10. Evil Acts & Vices

    1. Introduction to Ethics1. Introduction to Ethics

    2. Dignity of Man2. Dignity of Man

    3. Conscience3. Conscience

    4. Norms of Morality4. Norms of Morality

    5. Human Acts,5. Human Acts,

    Multiple effects of Human ActsMultiple effects of Human Acts

    6. Sources of Moral Acts6. Sources of Moral Acts

    7. Human Life7. Human Life8.8. Human Sexuality & Family LifeHuman Sexuality & Family Life

    9.9. Good Acts & VirtuesGood Acts & Virtues

    10.10. Evil Acts & VicesEvil Acts & Vices

    Ethics ModulesEthics Modules

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    ETHICS Definition(Ethikos, Gk: Character)ETHICS DefinitionETHICS Definition((EthikosEthikos, Gk: Character), Gk: Character)

    Branch of moral philosophy that

    studies human acts from the

    moral standpoint of good or bad.

    Branch of moral philosophy thatBranch of moral philosophy that

    studiesstudies human actshuman acts from thefrom the

    moral standpoint ofmoral standpoint of good or bad.good or bad.

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    Elements of ETHICSElements of ETHICSElements of ETHICS

    Moral Law

    Human Acts:

    Good Acts

    Bad Acts

    Sources of Moral Acts

    Moral LawMoral Law

    Human Acts:Human Acts:

    Good ActsGood Acts

    Bad ActsBad Acts

    Sources of Moral ActsSources of Moral Acts

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    Concept of Good and BadConcept of Good and Bad

    When is an Object

    Good or Bad?

    When is an ObjectWhen is an Object

    Good or Bad?Good or Bad?

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    Concept of Good and BadConcept of Good and Bad

    Good or Bad is the

    Conformity or Non-Conformity

    of Object to its Purpose.

    Good or Bad is theGood or Bad is the

    Conformity or NonConformity or Non--ConformityConformity

    of Object to its Purpose.of Object to its Purpose.

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    Moral LawMoral Law

    Human ActsHuman Acts

    Good ActGood Act

    ConformityConformityBad ActBad Act

    NonNon--ConformityConformity

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    Bioethics(Ethics of Life)

    Natural LawNatural Law

    Bioethics PrinciplesBioethics Principles

    Health care serviceHealth care service

    Good ActGood Act

    ConformityConformityBad ActBad Act

    NonNon--ConformityConformity

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    Ethics Is the ResponsibleUse of Freedom in the

    Pursuit of a Purpose

    According to Ones Nature.

    Ethics Is the ResponsibleEthics Is the ResponsibleUse of Freedom in theUse of Freedom in the

    Pursuit of a PurposePursuit of a Purpose

    According to OneAccording to Ones Nature.s Nature.

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    Responsible FreedomResponsible FreedomResponsible Freedom

    Intellect(truth)Intellect(truth)KnowKnowUnderstandUnderstandReflectReflect

    Will(good)Will(good)LoveLoveChooseChoose

    Do itDo itfreely.freely.

    Know whatKnow whatyou do.you do.

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    Existence of GodExistence of God

    Freedom of ManFreedom of Man

    Immortality of SoulImmortality of Soul

    Foundation of EthicsFoundation of Ethics

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    Existence ofExistence of

    Objective Truth.Objective Truth.

    Sense ofSense of

    Responsibility.Responsibility.

    Justice & CharityJustice & Charity

    beyond the Grave.beyond the Grave.

    Bases of EthicsBases of Ethics

    Existence of GodExistence of God

    Freedom of ManFreedom of Man

    Immortality of SoulImmortality of Soul

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    Ethical RelativismEthical Relativism

    Pleasure PrinciplePleasure Principle

    End justifies the MeansEnd justifies the Means

    Legality & ConventionLegality & Convention

    Sex and InstinctsSex and Instincts

    Moral EvolutionMoral Evolution

    Exclusivity of ReasonExclusivity of Reason

    HedonismHedonism

    PragmatismPragmatism

    PositivismPositivism

    FreudFreud

    EvolutionismEvolutionism

    RationalismRationalism

    EthicsEthicsBased onBased on

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    Sources of TruthSources of TruthSources of Truth

    Direct primary & self-evident.

    Indirect - secondary, testimony of others.

    DirectDirect primary & selfprimary & self--evident.evident.

    IndirectIndirect -- secondary, testimony of others.secondary, testimony of others.

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    Test of ValuesTest of Values

    Honesty with Self is the

    Foundation of Moral Values

    Honesty withHonesty with SelfSelfis theis the

    Foundation of Moral ValuesFoundation of Moral Values

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    Values of Double LifeValues of Double LifeIn schoolIn schoolHomeHome

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    Integrity = words, thoughts & deeds

    follow a single standard of valueswith...

    Integrity = words, thoughts & deeds

    follow a single standard of valueswith...

    University Professors Students Classmates Family All

    UniversityUniversity ProfessorsProfessors StudentsStudents ClassmatesClassmates FamilyFamily

    AllAll

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    Good is from its entiretyGood is from its entirety

    Bad is from its defectBad is from its defect

    BONUM EX INTEGRA CAUSABONUM EX INTEGRA CAUSA

    MALUM EX QUOCUMQUEMALUM EX QUOCUMQUE

    DEFECTUDEFECTU

    Moral PrincipleMoral Principle

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    The Test of Values is

    Unity of Life

    The Test of Values is

    Unity of Life

    Moral Goodness RequiresMoral Goodness Requires

    Single Standard of EthicsSingle Standard of Ethics

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    Ethics Summary

    Importance of Ethics in our life.Importance of Ethics in our life.

    Ethical values and its practice make us goodEthical values and its practice make us good& better persons.& better persons.

    Definition, elements, & foundation of ethics.Definition, elements, & foundation of ethics.

    Elements of Ethics & notion of good & bad.Elements of Ethics & notion of good & bad.

    Need for basis of Ethics & objectiveNeed for basis of Ethics & objectivestandards.standards.

    Ethical relativism leads to double standards.Ethical relativism leads to double standards.

    Unity of life & consistency with principles.Unity of life & consistency with principles.

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    RELIGIONS IN THE WORLDRELIGIONS IN THE WORLD

    At the end of 1997At the end of 1997

    according to approximate statistics, the religionsaccording to approximate statistics, the religions

    of the world population ofof the world population of 5,820,767,0005,820,767,000 were as follows:were as follows:

    MUSLIMS: 1,088,500,000MUSLIMS: 1,088,500,000

    CATHOLICS: 1,005,254,000CATHOLICS: 1,005,254,000

    CHRISTIANS NonCHRISTIANS Non--Catholics: 989, 500,000Catholics: 989, 500,000

    NO RELIGION: 998,500,000NO RELIGION: 998,500,000

    HINDUS: 801,500,000HINDUS: 801,500,000

    BUDDHISTS: 396,500,000BUDDHISTS: 396,500,000

    ATHEISTS: 244,500,000ATHEISTS: 244,500,000

    NEW RELIGIONS: 154,500,000NEW RELIGIONS: 154,500,000

    TRIBAL RELIGIONS: 95,500,000TRIBAL RELIGIONS: 95,500,000

    SIKHS: 22,500,000SIKHS: 22,500,000

    JEWS: 21,500,000JEWS: 21,500,000

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