#moral-philosophy

#moral-philosophy

Matt Murdock's refusal to kill reflects his beliefs in grace and the potential for redemption, even for his most dangerous foes.

Virtue ethics emphasizes character traits that influence behavior, countering situationist perspectives that prioritize circumstances.

Deciding to drive imposes a risk not only on humans but also on wildlife, raising ethical concerns about driving practices.

The moral arguments against abortion often lack consistency and fail when applied equally to the treatment of animals.

Trump's actions now reflect majority public support, highlighting a deeper ethical divide in American society.

Greatness often comes at the expense of personal responsibility, particularly in familial obligations.

The course uses Marvel Cinematic Universe films to explore complex ethical questions and engage first-year college students in moral dilemmas.

Students analyze issues like racial oppression, women's leadership, and the consequences of actions through the lens of popular superhero narratives.

The book emphasizes the transformative power of new moral language in shaping ethical understanding and societal change.

Kant's philosophy suggests indirect moral duties towards animals, influenced by how we treat them affecting our ethical obligations to humans.

Utilitarianism emphasizes happiness outcomes while Kant's ethics focuses on moral rules, contrasting in their approaches to moral status and treatment of beings.

Many Christians exhibit cruelty due to the belief that their truth entitles them to rule.

Machiavelli highlights that 'nice' people often fail because they adhere too strictly to morality, while the wicked succeed through deceit and manipulation.