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PHL 221 - Ethics and the Good Life

Three Credits
Fall and Spring Semesters

Discussion of major ethical theories in the history of philosophy in search for answers to fundamental moral questions: What makes actions right or wrong? Is morality relative or objective? Does morality depend on God? What is the purpose of life and what does morality have to do with it? Does morality conflict with personal happiness?

Prerequisite(s): One 100-Level Philosophy course.
Fulfills the Moral Inquiry requirement.


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