JANE LORD E. VILLANUEVA ETH 111
1B1-2NC BSPSYCH BINAN SR. DERYK MAYANO
ASSIGNMENT
Make a One Thousand (1000) words justification of the statement "Ethics is knowing the
difference between what you have a right to do and what is right to do"
"Ethics is knowing the difference between what you have a right to
do and what is right to do" now, we will give that a proof or a bit of
information. The term "ethics" refers to established norms of right
and wrong that outline what people should do. These norms are
typically expressed in terms of rights, obligations, benefits to
society, fairness, or certain virtues. The study of what is ethically
good and bad, as well as right and wrong, is termed ethics,
sometimes known as moral philosophy. Morality and ethics have a
lot in common. Whereas it once would have been more accurate
to speak of moral judgments or moral principles, it is now usual to
refer to ethical judgments or ethical principles. The definition of
ethics is expanded by these uses. In older usage, the phrase did
not relate to morality itself but rather to the academic discipline or
line of research that deals with morality. Ethics is comparable to
moral philosophy in this regard. What does it mean when someone
says, "Ethics is knowing the difference between what you have the
right to do and what is right to do"? This statement relates to
ethics, but I wouldn't say that ethics is limited to that. Let's look at
it a little at a time. If we accept, as I do, that ethics (also known as
morality) is a code of values to guide one's choices and actions.
This assumes that you have made the decision to live rather than
just give up and pass away. Then, assuming you have identified
the logical origin and meaning of rights, the right thing to do is
everything that enables you to survive and be healthy in all the
ways that make your life long, prosperous, and happy. I advocate
that rights are the uniquely human requirement for freedom to act
peacefully on your own judgment for your own survival because
