Formative Assessment 1: Philosophy, Ethics, and Moral Foundation

Ethics is understood as the language of morality.

Being "ethical" is a usual connotation that one is blameworthy.

A narrower sense of "ethical" describes a set of rules or conventions within a general field.

A narrow sense of ethics allows us to have the same sets of behavior for the different parts of our lives.

A narrow view of ethics allows no questions to be asked about the validity of the law.

Eminent domain is a legal idea that an individual can override legally the community.

The law is unquestionably understood as moral

Religious commitment aligns with natural reason.

Philosophy, especially Ethics, aligns with supernatural reason.

Religion has its dogmatic assumptions.