Briggle And Mitchams Ethics And Science Chapter Analysis
In this chapter of Briggle and Mitchams Ethics and Science they touch upon the idea of consequentialism and the idea that everyone has their own morals or beliefs. Consequentialism can sometimes be seen as over the top and judgmental while someones moral beliefs are a lighter approach to the situation. The belief that everyone has their own moral compass whether directed by family, religion, or just by the societal idea of being good and following the crowd. A part of life is making decisions, when we are younger decisions are made for us, but as we grow we must start making some for ourselves, and that includes failing and making mistakes along the way. “An act is right or wrong according to its consequences; it has no moral value apart