Student Solution

-->

"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”
– Nelson Mandela

1 University

1 Course

2 Subjects

Download Solution

Related Solution

Week 10 Discussion_1...
Baldrige is a non-prescriptive framework that helps your company achieve its objectives, enhance its outcomes, and become more competitive. It combines tried-and-true methods for dealing with contempo...

Week 10 Discussion
Week 10 Discussion

Baldrige is a non-prescriptive framework that help

Unit III Discussion...
There was a friend I met, he is from a country in Africa, Nigeria, I think. During one of our conversations, he mentioned that the unemployment rate in Nigeria makes many of them see the teaching job...

Unit III Discussion Board Question
Unit III Discussion Board Question

There was a friend I met, he is from a country in

w8DQ_organizational...
In the first week of the course the meaning of leadership has been presented to us. Understanding the views of a leader is very important to understand the other concepts of leadership. It is a true f...

W8DQ_organizational leadership
W8DQ_organizational leadership

In the first week of the course the meaning of lea

Midterm (5)

Midterm (5)

Q Instructions Respond to five of the seven ethical issues presented here in clear, short answers. This is an open book exam. 1. Suppose a serial killer approves of her murderous actions. According to subjective relativism, are the killer’s actions therefore justified? 2. Do you think that morality ultimately depends on God (that God is the Author of the moral laws? Why or Why not? 3. What is the difference between persuading someone to believe a claim and givingthem reasons to accept it? Can a good argument be persuasive? Why or why not? 4. To what was Mill referring when he said, “It is better to be a human being satisfied than a pig satisfied”? Do you agree or disagree with this statement,, why or why not? 5. Provide an example of a conflict between a nonconsequentialist theory and a moral judgment based on the consequences of an action. 6. According to Kant, why is breaking a promise or lying immoral? Why or why not? 7. How might your life change if you adopted the natural law theory of morality?

View Related Questions

Solution Preview

View Complete Solution
From one perspective it can be stated that God is the creator of everything and everything happens as per the wishes of God. From another perspective, it can be claimed that the presence of God is a question. When it comes to morality, it can be stated that God is the creator of all mundane creatures. At the same time, it is God who set the right and wrong even before the actions. It is opined that God has created punishment for immoral activities. It is beyond doubts that everything happens as per God's will (Ferguson, 2016).