“Let’s
clearly define the terms ethics and morals and the distinction between them.
Ethics and morals both relate to good versus bad or right versus wrong. Ethics
involve standards or codes of behavior that have been established within a group
of which a person is a member; typically in [a religion], the business world,
the medical profession, or the justice system.
Morals, on the other hand, involve an individual’s personal conformance to a body of rules established within a society based on right versus wrong behavior. Said in a slightly different way, morals define personal character, while ethics stress a social system in which those morals are applied.”
Morals, on the other hand, involve an individual’s personal conformance to a body of rules established within a society based on right versus wrong behavior. Said in a slightly different way, morals define personal character, while ethics stress a social system in which those morals are applied.”
Works Cited
Payne,
Michael. “Ethics and Morals in America; an Endangered Species.” Reader Supported
News, readersupportednews.org/pm-section/104-104/21329-ethics-and-morals-in-
america-an-endangered-species.
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