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Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Section 10, Group 2 Kant Touch This

Today in our discussion, we talked about if moral decisions should be made on an emotional basis. We also talked about how morality cannot always be cut and dry, as our world is not black and white but is rather a gray area. We talked about circumstances under which the "moral" thing to do falls within a gray area, and how we make moral decisions when faced with a gray area.

8 comments:

  1. Factual questions:
    1) the Greek word eudaimonia, which Aristotle used in his teachings, means what?
    2) True or false: Aristotle believed that a virtuous person is someone who has harmonized all the virtues, not cultivated a single one.
    3) What is Hume's law?
    4) Where did the Manichaeans believe goodness within a person came from?

    Discussion questions:
    1) What do you believe are some of the most important virtues?
    2) Is euthanasia always immoral?

    http://www.virtuesproject.com/

    http://catholiceducation.org/articles/religion/re0017.html

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  2. Anonymous7:31 PM CDT

    Caitlin Bates
    9/18/14
    Factual Questions:
    1) (T/F) Augustine believed in God.
    -True
    2) ___ says that morality is determined by facts about human nature.
    -Jean-Paul Sartre

    DQ:
    When it comes to right and wrong, would you put your values over your ethics?

    Link:
    http://www.theimaginativeconservative.org/2012/04/st-augustine-philosophy-of-history.html

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  3. Hayley Mengaziol section 10 group 2
    FQ: where did Manichaeans believe goodness came from?
    - the soul
    DQ: is morality relative to the society in which you have been brought up?
    Link: http://euthanasia.procon.org/view.resource.php?resourceID=000126

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  4. Brittney Tate
    FQ's & DQ's 9/18/14

    1. Augustine wrote many books such as ___________ & ___________.
    - Confessions & The City of God

    2. What was Augustine's real name?
    - Aurelius Augistinus

    3. Who claims that the further argument needed to move smoothly from facts to value, or from 'is' to 'ought' is impossible to give?
    - Anti-Naturalists

    DQ's:

    1. Do you believe that Euthanasia is considered to be mercy killing?

    2. Do you believe in human nature?

    Link: http://www.catholic.org/saints/saint.php?saint_id=418

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  5. FQ:
    How old (relatively) was Augustine when he converted to Christianity? (thirties)

    DQ:
    Do you believe that "goodness comes from the soul" or somewhere else?

    Link:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZMZSp2rgfM

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  6. FQ

    After converting to Christianity in his thirties, what did Augustine eventually become? A: the Bishop of Hippo (the city he lived in.)

    What did the Manicheaeans believe?
    A: they believed that God wasn't supremely powerful.

    DQ
    If someone is in pain, and has no prospect of living a worthwhile life, is it morally acceptable to switch off their life-support machine or, perhaps, even administer a lethal drug?

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  7. FQ:
    What is the belief of Manichaeism?

    DQ:
    How you believe controversial topics such as euthanasia should be regulated considering they are such opinionated topics?

    Link:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SJLoCGLPeM

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  8. Aubrey Kremer section 1012:47 PM CDT

    FQ:Who believed your soul effected your intentions?
    Manichaeans
    DQ:Do you believe Manichaens?
    http://www.afterlife101.com/Journey_of_Souls.html

    LINK:

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