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    Etika Moral

    Moral EthicsMurdani Abdullah

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    Jenazah siswi SMP ditemukan di sawah dekat perumahan

    mewah di Bandung (dono)BANDUNG (Pos Kota) Siswi SMP Negeri di Bandung,Pricil,15, tewas dibantai siswa SMPN juga di Bandungberinisial SF,13, Senin (31/8). Korban menghembuskan

    nafasnya di sawah setelah tersangka menghantamkepalanya dua kali menggunakan palu alias martil.

    Aksi sadis yang dilakukan dekat perumahan elite GrandSharon, Bandung sempat, membuat warga geger danberdatangan ke lokasi kejadian. Saat ditemukan mayatkorban tergeletak di sawah dan kepalanya luka serta

    bersimbah darah.

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    Definition

    Morals---our interpretation of right and wrong.

    Morals Help us distinguish good conduct from bad in

    ourselves and others.

    Merriam-Webster: "moral," the relevant one being"conforming to a standard of right behavior."

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    Who Decides? Where do morals come from and who gets to

    decide what's right and wrong?

    The answer to that question largely depends on the society and

    the region.

    Some areas are steeped in religious beliefs deriving their moralsfrom their religion

    Once morals are accepted by society, theybecome an unwritten code of ethics. Morals deemed normal for one society can seem

    outrageous to another.

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    Types of Ethics Why the term moral ethics?

    What other kinds of ethics exist? Different way of looking at ethics.

    Some study ethics from a normative view.

    This approach looks at moral standards based onconsequences, establishing right from wrong by theoutcome.

    Other ethical theories are Metaethics, which studiesthe origin of ethical principles, and Applied Ethics,

    which studies specific societal issues like abortion and

    the environment.

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    Use in Daily Life

    Without giving it a thought, morals touch every

    part of our lives

    From a very young age, humans rely on morals.

    Humans don't always adhere to established ethics. Crimes are a good example of morals gone bad---when desire overrides good decisions.

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    Ethics are not

    Ethics is not the same as feelings

    Ethics is not religion Ethics is not following the law Ethics is not following culturally accepted

    norms

    Ethics is not science

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    Ethics are

    Moral Principles

    What is good and bad What is right and wrong Based on value system

    Ethical norms are not universal dependson the sub culture of the society

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    ethics refers to standards of behavior thattell us how human beings ought to act inthe many situations in which they findthemselves

    as friends, parents, children, citizens,

    businesspeople, teachers, professionals, andso on.

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    Where Does Ethics

    Come From?

    Tradition: Thats the way its always been.

    Authority: Thats the way I was taught todo it.

    Reason: Thats the way reality determineswe ought to behave.

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    The Future of Moral

    Ethics The state of moral ethics greatly depends on whom

    you ask.

    Some researchers will declare morals to be in astate of crisis while others will say they're making acome back.

    One thing is obvious, as society changes, ethicschange.

    Future generations will develop their own ethicalchanges as the world changes around them.

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    Sa'di from Shiraz

    the famous oet What makes a human body honorable is his soul;

    beautiful garment does not make a man;

    If eyes, tongues, ears and noses made a man; Thenwhat would the difference be between a man and apainting on the wall;

    Be truly a man, or else you would be a bird talkinghuman language;

    If you could eliminate your fierce nature you wouldlive a human life all life-long

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    What Is Ethics?

    According to the Islamic scholars,

    Ethics includes all human traits which are

    brought about either by

    heredity

    environment

    which make up ones personality influencingones deeds, conducts thoughts and speech.

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    Raghib

    "Khalq" (creation) refers to superficialconfigurations which are observable withnaked eyes

    "Khulq" (human traits) refers to theinternal powers and innate goodnesswhich are only observable with the hearts.

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    Imam Ali (as) has said:

    "Khulq refers to the soul,

    khalq refers to the body

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    As the bodies are different among people; some arebeautiful, and some are ugly, the souls are different

    as well; some are nice, others are inhuman. In the final analysis, the structure of human body

    relies on the rules of creation, which are beyondhumans to tamper with; whereas our behaviors andtraits are for the most part learned and are formedthrough hardships.

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    Ibn Miskawayh

    in Taharat al-A'raq Khulq is one of the traits of human self which

    entices man to carry out his daily affairs withoutthinking.

    Two types:

    Some part of it is natural and rests on the human nature. An example iswhen a man becomes furious over minor things or fears insignificantevents or becomes happy or depressed.

    The other part of it relies on our customs and practices. This part at firstrested, no doubt, on thought but later, due to practice and repetition

    takes on a habitual status; then it works with no thought at all

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    The Need For Ethics In Life

    In order for a man to enjoy all his instincts and wishesto a logical degree, to live at peace with others and toattain prosperity both here and in the hereafter, he has

    to observe ethical standards. The advancements and degenerations of human

    societies do not depend solely on sciences and materialprogress. Rather, it is the observation of these ethicalstandards which bring about either prosperity or fall ofsuch societies. The poet says:

    Ethics keeps the human race alive; a tribe of humanity

    which lacks ethics is doomed to die.

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    He will indeed be successful who purifiesit (the soul) and he will indeed fail whocorrupts it Quran 91:9.

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    And most surely you conform (yourself)to sublime morality Quran 68:4.

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    Conclusion

    Ethics is a set of moral principles and a code

    for behavior that govern an individuals actionswith other individuals and within society.

    Morality is what people believe to be right and

    good, while ethics is a critical reflection aboutmorality.

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    Contemporary Ethical Issues

    Informing patients of errorsProfiting from company ownershipLying to insurance companies

    Crossing interpersonal boundariesAccepting gifts from industryTelling the truth to terminally ill patientsGaming transplant list to gain priorityResponsibilities to medically indigentAdvertising of favorable outcome statisticsMaking decisions at the end of life