There is the continual debate as to whether situation ethics is a better approach to life rather than the orthodox approach, i.e. the laws of the land, the ten commandments etc. So what do you think is a better way, situation ethics (doing what seems right at the time) or the law? There is the continual debate as to whether situation ethics is a better approach to life rather than the orthodox approach, i.e. the laws of the land, the ten commandments etc.. So what do you think is a better way, situation ethics (doing what seems right at the time) or the law?
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niether, yet both50% Voted for by Kazrith, Weydon.
we need a set of rules (not just the christian ones)that are basic guidelines (i mean BASIC, dont kill fellows, love your neighbour...) but we also need situational ethics, without them we wouldnt be able to make those instantaneous decisions. so it is really a balance of the two.
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lawVoted for by FirelitMoonshine.
so what is the majority of people interested in as to whether we should simply stay along the usual guidelines or whether we should go freaky and do random things that seem good at the time?
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-Voted for by Axelle Black.
Ethics, all the way. I don't know why but Christian laws don't appeal to me much.
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