Respect for and promotion of:
1. Each person's inherent worth and dignity
2. The search for truth
3. The role of conscience
4. Liberty, justice, compassion and peace
5. Spiritual growth
6. Democracy
7. Nature
2007-03-24
07:03:55
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➔ Philosophy
Please do not simply elaborate on one of the principles listed.
If you would remove or replace a principle, please indicate that too, and explain why.
Thank you in advance!
2007-03-24
07:05:35 ·
update #1
Thanks to all for their answers. jkk k, comic relief is often welcome. aunt_mab and Kevin C, certainly respect for personal responsibility, freedom, and life is intended to be at the heart of these ethics, though it isn't too clear in this abbreviated form. Why remove democracy? sophist, I confess that I'm puzzled by your remark. Izen G, reverence for what? Everything? no one, I like that a lot and if expansion of the listed principles didn't make that clear, then the list should have this added in the #1 position. Finally, raindove, others also mentioned the unborn, but I suspect that literally defining the "rights" of the unborn, when those rights appear, etc would take some doing. Thanks again!
2007-03-25
12:13:41 ·
update #2