The Multidisciplinary Nature of Morality and Applied Ethics

Exploring the multifaceted nature of morality, this book delves into ethics, evolution, moral psychology, culture, religion, and law. It examines the complexities of moral obligations versus ideals and critiques various ethical theories, while also addressing the concept of evil and its impact on morality. Accessible to a broad audience, it caters to ethics committees, students, and philosophers, offering insights into practical ethical dilemmas and the ongoing debates among moral philosophers regarding the existence of objective moral truths.