Moral Philosophy

I received these twins a couple of years ago. Suddenly, I found them a bit dusty on the shelf and decided to explore what's going on inside.

To sum up, moral philosophy is a way of life when you go through it, you realize that life isn't merely a matter of working, earning money, eating, enjoyment ... etc. There are many aspects to put into consideration, these aspects whatever they are animals or plants, including us "human beings," existent for certain reasons to achieve the expected goals regardless dedicated to evil or to goodwill. These aspects can't be broken away from our daily activities, we deal with every day, we treat animals, we work in the field. Therefore, the relationship between these aspects is governed by how moral are you. For instance, you might pass by a beggar in the street, when you approach him, he might capture your purse or something valuable and then run away, while you aimed to give him some money. Would you afterward stop handing out to needy because your trust fell apart in them? Is it the guilt of other well-intentioned thousands of homeless who are starving? What's your moral decision then? At this point, it's incumbent upon us to wisely decide on what would be the next step either boycotting sympathizing with needy one way or another, or do the right thing by trying out something to help or teach this needy thief that your behaviour should be changed and i'm willing to help you change it, so that other needy won't be deprived of handouts by the bystanders. And so on in regards to innumerable attitudes where you should think wisely of your reaction or futuristic decision, like euthanasia-related issues, the corrupt legal systems that end up prosecuting non-guilty inmates, some ended up hung or executed. Not to mention, morality with animals.

Moral philosophy opens our minds to facts that there are always possibilities to keep off painful ends, don't be impulsive!

Moral philosophy gives a hint that there is a lot of things to think about, and the most important thing is emotionality shouldn't always embark on our own decision- making process away from rationality.

No doubt, it's really challenging and sometimes it's heart-breaking to collide with sad attitudes then you must decide before it's too late.

I recommend these twins.