The document discusses various topics related to ethics, morality, and religion. It addresses questions about objectivism versus relativism, tolerance of believers versus sceptics, and whether there are absolute moral truths. It also examines the relationship between theology and ethics, and how ethics guides us to fulfill the purpose of life as defined by religion. Key components of ethical analysis are discussed such as actions, intentions, and consequences. Different views on the nature of good and morality are presented.
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4. REVIEW David Carlin & Tolerance Tolerance of the Believer Tolerance of the Sceptic What makes my beliefs true is the world What makes my beliefs true is ME Relativism Objectivism Not every view is correct because the world just is one way. Every view is equally correct since every “ME” is different.
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8. The Purpose of Life “ All people comprise a single community and have a single origin—God. One also is their final goal—God.” (Nostra Aetate, §1) Good Bad GOD Jesus
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