Chapter 1 Group 2. Deception Moral Values:  Truth  Honesty  Duty  Caring Truthfulness is most important  Not being deceiving  Tell whole picture.

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Chapter 1 Group 2

Deception Moral Values:  Truth  Honesty  Duty  Caring Truthfulness is most important  Not being deceiving  Tell whole picture Lying  Not indicating all facts

Keeping Promises Exceptionally Important  Should not be broken  If broken, should have very good moral reason Broken Rule  Acceptable if doing for moral reason

Doing the Right Thing Considerations  Prudential  Moral What are moral values? Sources of right and wrong  Religious  Secular

Theft of Music Do Not Steal  Moral rule in our society Internet  “Free” exchange of information  Private use encouraged Is Downloading Immoral?  Distributors and up loaders Justification

Obligations To Strangers Should We Be Obligated?  Most religions encourage kindness to the needy  Laws passed to force kindness Books Written On The Subject  Should be obligated  Shouldn’t have to be obligated