While the sources of ethical rules are different, these rules influence their actions. ... Ethical absolutists believe that there are universal unchanging ethical rules and that persons should obey these rules, regardless of the consequences. ... Police are in a very precarious position when the formal rules of conduct are in conflict with what a public in general sees as valuable outcomes of police action. ... The majority (53.85 percent) of new recruits and less than half (46. 15 percent) of the one-year trainees had a bachelor's degree or more education. ...

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Generally in the Deontological system, God determines our duties, rules, and obligations. ... A deontologist lives in a world of morally correct rules and Consequentialists make their decisions based on the appeal of the results. ... (BBC.2014) So basically the morally correct thing to do is to live to better the majority of the people. ... In order to organize our moral experience we must have some set of rules to abide by. ... We must comply with a set of rules or laws and Kantian Ethics typically follow the word of God. ...

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For example, a moral rule used my many individuals is treat others as you want to be treated. People who follow this rule are ethical egoists. ... In the majority of Western countries, it is thought that killing is wrong. ... There is no universal moral rule(s) so thought cannot be applied to it. ...

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The majority of men in Athens will think that Crito and other friends of Socrates are cheap. ... But Socrates argues that the opinion of the majority of men shouldn't matter. ... An athlete should pay attention to the opinions of doctors and physical trainers not the majority of the public (47). ... These are silly worries that the unwise and majority of people consider. ... Socrates answers with the one rule to obtain the "good life", one must never do wrong even when they were wronged themselves. ...

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He proved this by paralleling a "just man" with that of a "just society"; wisdom, the mind or to rule and make decisions, courage, the heart, enforces the decisions, and temperance, the body, the people who follow the rules. ... When I say that "justice is to the advantage of the stronger", what I mean is that; he ruler of a society makes the rules and standards in which justice is practiced. ... Government or Parents) do not necessarily follow those rules, making them unjust rulers and therefore creating an unjust society. ... Therefore whatever the majority of the people are happy with, w...

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Marriage, it is a wonderful thing. A sacred bond between two people who will go through a great journey. marriage seems to be important in all cultures. Since everyone in the world understands the wonderful sanctities of marriage, why shouldn't people do it as many times as they see fit. Many qu...

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I think that from that we can see that the majority of people are in an abortion - middle ground, yes it does exist, but how to define it is the nest step. ... In what is now considered "civilized" society, it is unethical to kill others for religious sacrifice, to kill those who are in severe pain, or to kill for the good of a majority. ... Until that moment comes, I think that we must rely on set rules that every person has and on governmental enforcement in order to survive in this world. ...

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Yet, over the last decade, it's been alleged that to have achieved great success, the team management, as well as the players, have done so by purposefully ignoring the fundamental rules of college sports. ... A former coach stated that, it was well known that Bryant would not go to class unless shepherded, often by a football staff member, and that tutors did a majority of his coursework. ... The rules are clear that if a player was doing drugs, then takes a drug test and it shows positive for those drugs, they are suppose to be suspended and go through certain consequences. ...

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Ethics is defined as, a system of moral principles, the rules of conduct recognized in respect to a particular class of human actions or a particular group, culture, etc. ... This approach goes along with the "Golden Rule, " that every individual is created equal and that you should treat others the way you want to be treated. ... Alcohol is associated with a large majority of hazing activities. ...

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Kant's golden rule states "Do on to others as you would have them do on to you". ... These actions also go against Kant's golden rule because "Tom" wouldn't want someone to rob him no matter what the reasoning. ... There is much conformity to stereotypical images of what is majority or "natural" behavior". ...

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n one person's perspective may specifically be different in another person's perspective, yet from a rule utility perspective, everyone values some type of work they do, or else they would not work at all. ... The vast majority of people value some type of need to work. ...

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Authority rules and commands with fear like a bully or in Smilla's case a police officer. ... In the decisions we make Mill would say that we need to weigh the outcomes and make our decision based on that outcome that benefits the majority. ...

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