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| − | + | Should you analyze morality rationally? | |
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| + | ==Yes! According to some philosophers== | ||
| + | In various schools of thought, an [[agent]] can use one's [[mind]] in order to [[decide]] on a course of [[action]]. This can be done on the basis of expected [[consequence]]s, experiential [[value]]s, or any other [[motivation]]. | ||
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| + | ===With CodeWOW=== | ||
| + | This site is in some sense predicated on the rational analysis of morality. | ||
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| + | ==No! According to some religions== | ||
| + | Some religions seem to suggest that acting wisely consists of obeying their dictates. In these schemes, thinking about what to [[do]] is unwise. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Ethics]] | ||
