Sappho de Miranda wrote:What are the advantages of behaving morally?
Well that depends on what is meant by morality. ...
Justice seems to be the moral measure nowadays...
Hello, Sopho de Miranda
What I meant by "morality" you will find in the first post of these threads: "What is Morality?" -
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=10207 -
- and its follow-up supplement here:
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=11548 -
Be sure to combine those with the o.p. of this thread: "How to tell what is morally right".
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=10826
After reading them over I'd love to get your impressions of them!
You bring up the topic of "
Justice." Here is a link to the booklet A Unified Theory of Ethics. -
http://wadeharvey.myqol.com/wadeharvey/ ... ETHICS.pdf - Note that on page 23 there you will find
definitions of the concepts "justice" and "injustice." Then, in the paper
Adventures in Ethics, on pp. 8-12, you see
a detailed discussion and analysis of "justice." I'd like to hear your opinion of that analysis, if you are so inclined to share it with us.
Also, if you go ahead and peruse any of the other writings listed as references {which you can easily get to when you click the links - that you will find at the end of the o.p. of the thread "How to Tell What is Morally Right"} then I'd like to discuss that material with you also. You have a good mind, and I feel that you could make a solid contribution to the construction of a better, more sound and more acceptable ethical theory - which is what the world may need now as a step to make progress. ...all toward the ultimate purpose, which is a Quality Life for one and all.