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Philosophical Concepts and Definitions: Ethics and Morality, Quizzes of Ethics

East Carolina University (ECU)Ethics

Definitions and statements regarding ethical theories, the role of philosophy in examining various realms, and the concept of morally permissible acts. It also touches upon moral skepticism and the limitations of philosophy in being settled by empirical sciences or religious faith.

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Download Philosophical Concepts and Definitions: Ethics and Morality and more Quizzes Ethics in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 False DEFINITION 1 Ethical theories try to elucidate the distinction between the existence and non-existence of material objects TERM 2 False DEFINITION 2 Philosophy cannot examine concepts and views drawn from science, art, religion politics, or any other realm TERM 3 True DEFINITION 3 Morally permissible acts are not morally wrong. TERM 4 False DEFINITION 4 Moral Skepticism is the same thing as moral diversity TERM 5 True DEFINITION 5 According to Douglas Soccio, one general rule in Philosophy is that philosophical questions cannot be settled by empirical sciences or by appeals to religious faith or personal conviction

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