PHIL 252 Ethics
A study of the basic problems and chief types of ethical theory and of the rational principles sustaining moral discourse.
Prerequisite
Sophomore standing
Offered
Fall, Spring, Summer
Student Learning Outcomes
- Recognize ethical issues and concerns related to everyday life.
- Have a clear understanding of the meaning and method of “moral reasoning” both as a philosophical discipline and as a practical activity of life.
- Be familiar with the major ethical theories and ethical theorists which have current and historical influence and recognize when people are drawing upon these theories.
- Have an acquaintance with the essential values and moral principles involved in a variety of practical and relevant ethical issues related to human life.
- Have an increased ability to read and understand philosophical writing about ethical issues.
- Have a clear understanding of how Christian perspectives shape ethical reflection and action.