1. The document discusses whether reason or emotion is better for justifying moral decisions. 2. It explores reason, defined as rationality and associated with investigative thinking, and emotion, the human ability to feel. 3. Moral decisions involve both reason and emotion. The document considers which approach people should use to make right decisions and whether moral or right decisions are better.

1. Are Reason and Emotion equally
necessary in justifying moral
decisions?
Understanding the Concept

2. Glance over the sub-topics
• Breaking the main topic into meaningful
keywords.
• Combining them together.
• Which one is better?
• Conclusion….

3. Reason
•Also known as Rationality.
•Governs the investigative nature of humans.
•Closely associated with arts, mathematics,
etc.

4. Emotion
• Amazing human ability to feel anything.

5. Moral Decisions
• The decisions which are concerned with
principles of right and wrong.
• Include the combinations of both reason and
emotion

6. Now the question arises….
Which way of knowing people should use in order to make right decisions???
• See the focused words in the
above line.
• Let’s take an example or we can
say a CONDITION.
P.T.O

7. Previous topic’s continuation
• Two types of decisions i.e.
-Right Decisions
-Moral Decisions

8. Which one is better??
• To take moral decisions or right decisions?
• Logic is still dominating….

9. One more hit to put logic
one more step forward
• Firstly WHY USE OF EMOTION DISTRACTS
PEOPLE’S DECISION
• How reason stabilizes the situation.
Maintain
Stability

10. Final
• Now it’s up to you.
• Use your thinking and pumping machine.
• Keep in mind the variations of people.
• Let’s see one video.

12. Concluding lines
• Both human powers are important.
• One which dominates in one condition may
not be so superb in the other one too.
• All of us has the greatest power to JUDGE THE
BEST WAY. Ahh!! At last