To Ethics: Presented By: Deyie Lago & Rebecca Alora Dauz
To Ethics: Presented By: Deyie Lago & Rebecca Alora Dauz
TO ETHICS
PRESENTED BY:
DEYIE LAGO & REBECCA ALORA DAUZ
WHAT IS ETHICS?
The term ethics is derived from the Greek work ethos, which can mean
custom, habit, character or disposition.
Mos (nominative) or moris (genitive) is, on the other hand, the Latin
equivalent, which also means custom, or “traditional line of conduct”. It is
from this root word that the word moral or morality derived. Thus, Ethics
is identical to moral science or moral philosophy.
WHAT IS ETHICS?
Ethics is concerned with what is good for individuals and society and is
also described as moral philosophy. It is said to be the study of human
motivation, and human rational behavior.
WHAT IS ETHICS?
Ignacio (1985) defined ethics as the “practical and philosophical science
of the morality of human acts or human conduct.
Morality - is that quality of human acts by which we call some of this cats
good and some evil.
Human acts - are those actions performed by man: knowingly and freely,
deliberate or intentional actions, or voluntary.
Ethics plays a big role in our society since it has a large influence on
today, as well as the future. We need to learn about good ethics because they
guide our decisions, make us who we are, and determine our future.
THE OBJECT OF ETHICS
There are three object in ethics which are the material object, formal object,
and formula object quo.
Material object
> refers to the subject matter to be studied, namely, the human act.
Formal object
> is the morality of the human act.
Formula objec quo
> is the human reason employed in the study of the course.
IMPORTANCE OF THE STUDY OF ETHICS
Importance of studying ethics may be summarized in the following objectives.:
i. To sharpen the moral nature of the learners by inculcating the moral norms.
ii. To make them aware of the moral principles and laws governing man's actions.
iii. To help students become aware of the intimate relation between their moral nature
and laws.
iv. To shows to the learners that acting in accordance with his rational and moral nature
could lead them to their supernatural destiny-God.
v. To develop in the students a morally upright living.
vi. To let the students realize that people cannot live together harmoniously in society
without the ethical norms and laws applied or followed.
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