Paradoxes of rationalistic ethics versus apparent paradoxes of irrational-religious ethics in Kierkegaard's philosophy

Apparent Paradoxes in Moral Reasoning

The importance of situational constraint for moral evaluations is widely accepted in philosophy, psychology, and the law. However, recent work suggests that this relationship is actually bidirectional: moral evaluations can also influence our judgments of situational constraint. For example, if an agent is thought to have acted immorally rather than morally, that agent is often judged to have a...

Ethics in Ishraq Philosophy

As is known, Ishraq philosophy is of some sorts of mystical teachings. Ishraqi ethics is also a mystical ethics and has taken such a direction that with the help of Ethical Journey may release human from nature’s darkness, mundane attachments and his own alien homesick and to return human to his original homeland. Sheikh Ishraq has recommended some instructions for God seeker’s achievement to p...

Oppositions and Paradoxes in Mathematics and Philosophy

The part of bilik in Hare`s philosophy of ethics

Hare agrees with religious claims not to be provable, falsifiable, and cognitive. However, for him, religious statements are bliks or mental nonfalsifiable suppositions that prepare certain deep comment of the world and a certain vision for man with such a extended realm which include all requisite affairs in human life. And this is the reason why for their being useful. Furthermore, Hare, in h...

examining the secular ethics philosophy and the methodology of its contrariety with the religious ethics

secular ethics – which is known as the de-religionized, human, or conventional ethics – contrasts the religious and divine ethics. its roots are in humanistic thought that adapts itself to the needs and the direction of the society. therefore, the contraction and dilation of secular ethics will be unstable, gradual, and accidental. moreover, it is not possible to expect this thought system to p...