The Long Way of Actions towards Ethics and Morality
The Long Way of Actions towards Ethics and Morality

Author(s): Gabriel-Alin Ciocoiu
Subject(s): Civil Law, Behaviorism
Published by: Scientia Moralitas Research Institute
Keywords: ethics; morals; moral values; morality; human behaviors;
Summary/Abstract: The concepts presented in this article are based on the context of morality.The analytical grasp of morality results in its identification as a property of what is moral, the nature, character, value of a fact, of the conduct of a person, or of a collectivity from a moral standpoint. Morality does not offer answers to specific questions but it only indicates whether something—a fact, an idea, or an action—is acceptable or unacceptable from a moral point of view. Morality may align with a certain set of laws while conflicting with another. In ethics, there are no categorical laws and there are no orders, there are only actions that are congruent with an ethical current and incongruent attitudes. We subscribe to the idea that ethics teaches individuals how to think but does not prescribe what to think. Like morality, ethics is not an absolute phenomenon.

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