MODULE 6

Exercise 1: Existence, Giver and Receiver

1. Does the existence of a law imply the existence of a lawmaker? Defend your answer.

Worksheet 1: Morality and Religion

1. What is your alternative response or solution to the Euthyphro problem? Explain
2. Is it necessary for someone to be religiously affiliated to be moral or conscientious? Explain.

MODULE 7

Exercise 1: Good to Bad or Bad to Good?

1. What is more persuasive, is it Jean-Jacques Rousseau or Thomas Hobbes' philosophy about human nature? Defend your answer.

Worksheet 1: Morality and Religion

1. Which of the Divine Command Theory and Natural Law Theory gives a reasonable and plausible explanation about human morality? Explain.
2. If one of the approaches to know our nature is to look for some kind of purpose or essence, do you think this is a very strong alternative given the idea that doing this could only be a matter of artificial and illusionary attempt?

REFERENCE:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/c1yc4ek8p040ayy/Ethics-Module-6.docx?dl=0

https://www.dropbox.com/s/inqdirexoecq5no/Ethics-Module-7.docx?dl=0