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By: Michael Wittkowske Nicole Herriges Danielle Johnson Nikki Van Riper
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From the Latin vir, “man” The original interpretation of having manly warlike qualities like courage and martial valor
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Classical Greek Medieval Catholicism Modern Western View Eastern Asian Cultural View
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Add Three Theological Virtues to the Classical Greek Faith Hope Charity
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“the Buddha” means “the Enlightened One” Founded by Siddhartha Gautama (fifth century BCE)
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To do no evil To cultivate good To purify one’s mind This is the teaching of the Buddha
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TTranquility NNonattachment CCompassion TTruthful speech and thought “right livelihood” FFinding a way to live that does not increase your own or others’ suffering; and nonviolence
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Yin-Yang
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The founding expression of Taoism
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“Be still like the mountain and flow like a great river” Lao Tse Embodies harmony of opposites “there would be no love without hate, no light without dark, no male without female ”
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Hippocratic Oath (physician’s oath) Teacher’s must be supportive and accurate with their information Journalism must remain non-biased Truck drivers and Airline Pilots must remain alert at all times
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OOregon, Washington, and Montana have legalized physician assisted suicide CContradicts the Hippocratic Oath “I will neither give a deadly drug to anybody if asked for it, nor will I make a suggestion to this effect”
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Self-Centeredness Action-Guiding Moral Luck
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How does professional ethics better our quality of goods and services? Is living by a theory of virtues worthy? Is the eastern society’s views more virtuous than our western society’s view?
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