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Logics Origin of Ethics,

Morals, Virtue, and Quality



Larry Neal Gowdy
Copyright©2007,2008,2009 updated September 7, 2009


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Logics Origin of Ethics, Morals, Virtue, and Quality
Larry Neal Gowdy
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     As the page on firsts discusses, all things have origins, and the thing that comes into existence early cannot be the creation of a thing that comes into existence later. Gold existed before barter, money, and systems of economics were invented to use gold. Animals existed before zoology was invented to study animals. Ethics and morals existed before religions and philosophies were invented to use and study ethics and morals. No religion or philosophy invented ethics, nor can any religion or philosophy lay claim of being the source or measure of ethics. (See also SesquIQ's Definition of Ethics or the archives' Definition of Ethics.)

     It is well known in physics that there must exist a minimum of three components before a new thing can be created. If a principle is valid in one field of study, whether it be physics or common sense, then the principle is valid in all fields, including philosophy and religion. Can you name three of the components that create an ethic?

     How did ethics come into existence? What is the origin of ethics? By what measure does an ethic exist? Why is an ethic an ethic? What are the components of an ethic? What creates a moral?

Logics Origin of Ethics, Morals, Virtue, and Quality

Contents

Section I – The Definitions

Chapter 1: Purpose and Design

Chapter 2: Belief Systems

Chapter 3: Definitions

Chapter 4: Logic

Chapter 5: Intelligence

Chapter 6: Quality

Chapter 7: Linguistics

Chapter 8: Virtue


Section II – The Comments

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Comments on Religion and Ethics

Chapter 3: Comments on Plato’s Meno

Chapter 4: Comments on Plato’s Theaetetus

Chapter 5: Miscellaneous Comments






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