Holbach's political theory, which he developed for the most part after his metaphysics and ethics, extends his ethical views to the state.
Teaching ethics is not the imparting of personal ethical views, but the enabling of others to take their independent stand on ethical issues.
Nor is he afraid to venture into deep philosophical waters, like the role of reason in ethics and whether, without appealing to religion, some ethical views can be grounded in reason and others cannot be.
As mentioned, the Delphi method has not been widely used for research into business ethics in either theoretical or applied studies, but there are some ethical views in investigations in specific fields, such as medicine, the food industry and biotechnology.
Dr. Church acknowledged that ethical views on such an experiment would vary widely.
In his ethical views, Bhaskara regarded religious duties as binding at all stages of life.
We sought to explore ethical views and stances of health care professionals caring for stroke patients in Greece.
Ethical views — even whole moral systems — multiply and frequently collide (a process that the internet may be accelerating).
From the earliest animal collections to today's conservation centers, zoological parks have evolved in tandem with ethical views toward wildlife in particular and toward nature generally.
WHETHER strong religious identity, and the ethical views that go with it, necessarily undercut national identity has long furrowed brows, especially in Western secular democracies with heavy immigration.
They also see it as crucial to support traditional Christianity and to endorse its ethical views, particularly on matters of sexuality, especially opposition to abortion and to same-sex marriage.
