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Pastimes : Ethics 101
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To: John Carpenter who wrote (20)12/24/1998 8:24:00 PM
From: Cush  Read Replies (3) of 75
 
John: You may be at the heart of the issue. You asked,
How can one person, even if he claims to be God, tell another what is ethical and what is not?
Perhaps the question of what is ethical really belongs within the individual. If that is the case then can we really judge another's ethics.
Perhaps good and evil would fall into the same category.
And yet, we are prepared to assess whether an act is good or evil.

Is there one clear cut ethical question that every person on earth could agree on the same answer to?
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