Ethics
Do German reparations as restitution for the Holocaust place a burden on the wrong generation?
Do German reparations as restitution for the Holocaust place a burden on the wrong generation?
vote now: No or Yes - (view results)
No
by Jeff Vidrine
At the end of the cataclysm in Europe called World War II, the victorious Allies had previously agreed
Yes
by John Bichler
German reparations as restitution for the Holocaust do put the burden on the wrong generation, because
Ethics
Distinguishing guilt from shame
Guilt and shame are related but they are cousins, not twins. Both involve a sense of being part of something wrongful, something that
Ethics
Active vs. passive euthanasia
by Matthew Ryan
Euthanasia, like abortion, is a divisive issue capable of sparking heated and emotional debates. The practice of euthanasia has been
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Exploring good vs evil
by Bryan Belrad
Traditionally, good and evil have been stand-ins for our own values judgements of "right" and "wrong". In the old days of philosophy,
113 Article Titles on Ethics
- The challenges of morality on the Internet (33 articles)
- How to learn minding your own business (8 articles)
- When is it ever right to break the law? (6 articles)
- Is freedom truly free? (31 articles)
- Being good vs. being religious (36 articles)
- If knowledge is power and power corrupts, does knowledge corrupt too? (7 articles)
- Do the ends always justify the means? (13 articles)
- Changing values in the world today (9 articles)
- Elements of an environmentalist ethic for a consumer age (8 articles)
- Distinguishing moral relativism from hypocrisy (1 article)
- Defining morality (34 articles)
- Is religion necessary for morality? (4 articles)
- Thoughts on robotics (9 articles)
- Are we becoming more selfish as a society? (35 articles)
- Why your conscience is your own personal judge (35 articles)
- Is it better to be loved or feared? (25 articles)
- Is honesty really the best policy? (61 articles)
- How can you be a wise man if you are not wise? (20 articles)
- The ethics of the ideology of consumerism (6 articles)
- Manners lost in our contemporary age (37 articles)
- Is committing suicide wrong? (85 articles)
- Is taking the easy way out cowardly or smart? (33 articles)
- Kantian ethics and problems with absolute moral rules (1 article)
- Is it acceptable to rejoice at the death of a human being, however evil they may have been? (2 articles)
- What it means to keep your integrity (9 articles)
- How do we define evil (41 articles)
- Judgment of others (22 articles)
- Public vs personal virtue (1 article)
- Understanding and overcoming suffering (13 articles)
- A guide to ethical conduct on the Internet (3 articles)
- Assessing happiness and its process (27 articles)
- A dialogue on abortion (71 articles)
- Knowledge is power and power is knowledge (21 articles)
- Do German reparations as restitution for the Holocaust place a burden on the wrong generation? (21 articles)
- Are human beings capable of truly selfless acts (28 articles)
- Kantian ethics: What Immanuel Kant was talking about (10 articles)
- Are we drowning in excess? (29 articles)
- Exploring good vs evil (36 articles)
- How ethical concepts shape value judgments (2 articles)
- How should we respond to the issue of prejudice (20 articles)
- Should doctors treat patients if their religious beliefs are harming themselves or others? (2 articles)
- Is a third sex category really necessary? (5 articles)
- Carpe diem: How to really 'seize the day' (9 articles)
- The ethics of designer babies (3 articles)
- Arguments against moral subjectivism (3 articles)
- Truth, fact or opinion: The importance of truth (14 articles)
- Ethics of euthanasia for severe dementia cases (3 articles)
- An overview of ethics theories and systems (1 article)
- Criteria and decision-making systems used to make ethical judgments (2 articles)
- Affirmative action programs and the ethics of social justice (2 articles)
