Ethics
Ethics
Business
Sexual
Environmental
Meta
Conscience
Free will
Virtue ethics
June 2013
January 2013
June 2012
1) To what extent are religious teachings on the environment and the Gaia hypothesis compatible..
1) Critically assess the claims that conscience is a reliable guide to ethical decision making
1) How convincing are Butler’s claims that people have an innate sense or right and wrong?
2) Without freedom it is impossible to make moral choices
2) ‘Following the example of virtuous people is the most useful aspect of virtue ethics.’ Discuss
2) To what extent are ethical theories helful when considering ethical business practice?
3) Critically assess the view that the word 'good' has no real meaning.
3) Critically assess the view that businesses havea moral duty to put their consumers first
3) To what extent do moral statements have objective meaning?
4) Businesses are completely incompatible with Virtue ethics.
4) ‘Religious approaches to sexual ethics are more helpful than secular approaches.’ Discuss
4)‘There is no moral imperative to care for the environment.’ Discuss.
Business
Sexual
Environmental
Meta
Conscience
Free will
Virtue ethics
June 2013
January 2013
June 2012
1) To what extent are religious teachings on the environment and the Gaia hypothesis compatible..
1) Critically assess the claims that conscience is a reliable guide to ethical decision making
1) How convincing are Butler’s claims that people have an innate sense or right and wrong?
2) Without freedom it is impossible to make moral choices
2) ‘Following the example of virtuous people is the most useful aspect of virtue ethics.’ Discuss
2) To what extent are ethical theories helful when considering ethical business practice?
3) Critically assess the view that the word 'good' has no real meaning.
3) Critically assess the view that businesses havea moral duty to put their consumers first
3) To what extent do moral statements have objective meaning?
4) Businesses are completely incompatible with Virtue ethics.
4) ‘Religious approaches to sexual ethics are more helpful than secular approaches.’ Discuss
4)‘There is no moral imperative to care for the environment.’ Discuss.