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Eye in the Skye and terrorism (to what extent killing can be justified,…
Eye in the Skye and terrorism
to what extent killing can be justified
revenge: good or bad?
is killing for faith a justification?
is killing one to save thousands of people ethically correct?
to what extent can the circumstances determine the way you see the world?
to what extent can the place you live determine your perspective on what is right or wrong?
how many lost lives can justify good action?
does your nationality/beliefs and education define your perspective on the world?
why do people make assumptions on you based on your religion or nationality?
can revenge be used as a justification for killing innocent people?
to what extent are people innocent?
ethics
to what extent our moral decisions are influenced by our religion
to what extent can you justify your actions based on your ethics
are ethics a justification for homicide and suicide?
through what ethical decisions and religious beliefs can killing be justified?
simone
to what extent can we rely on our reality?
Faith and perception as the ways to determine reality and the veracity of things
to what extent can we determine what is true?
to what extent can ethical decisions depend on religious beliefs
the role of religion
the influence of religion
religion
to what extent does your religion justify your actions?
to what extent can our emotions take place on our perspective on what is real or not
SIMONE
to what extent is our perspective not entirely made up by our emotions
to what extent can our religious beliefs play a role on reasoning our moral decisions
how does a false interpretation of the holy book reasons decisions for personal gain
how does false interpretation. of. the holy book reasons decisions for personal gain
do emotion and reason influence or justify the massive destruction?
to what extent can faith justify an ethical or unethical behaviour?
faith: ethical or unreasonable?
to what extent can
can
To what extent can ethical decisions depend on reason and emotion
to what extent can we reason our moral decisions
to what extent can our religious beliefs reason our moral decisions