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You are right this is a difficult question. It really depend on the situation. I wouldn't think that their are principles that are right at all times though.
This really is a difficult question. It really depends on the situation, but I wouldn't think that there is a principle that is right at all times for all people.
Good point, but i believe that what is right or wrong always depends on the situation.
good point but i agree with wendy
What you say is true about morals. Good Job!
Good Ideas. There really is no one right thing to do, and it does depend on the situation. Good Job.
I totally agree with you. Excellent Job!
Situation dictates course of action.... is that a moral code.. if so, there always is one... Nice paper...
this was a difficult question to answer.however, i do believe that what is right for some people cannot be considered right for someone else. this is an issue that has been debated all over the world today for quite awhile.
Good argument! I feel different situations call for different solutions, it all depends....
This question was difficult to answer, but I think you handled it well.
You made a good argument for a difficult topic. You gave some good examples to support your argument too. Good Job!
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I believe that something are always wrong and should not be done, but that other thing can be right or wrong depending on the situation.
This is still a question I ponder over day and night. Thank you all for your wonderful input.
If lying and killing are not universal moral principles which are right at all times, what are some? I agree that these two might have exceptions but it seems that there is an exception to every principle.
Tough topic. I agree there are exceptions to every rule. Nice paper.
The paper seemed a bit vague. The ideas expressed could have been explained in more detail making it easier to understand
I agree, there are no universal laws, principles set in stone. There are always exceptions to the rules.
Most everyone seems to have the same idea. I agree...the simplest way to answer this question is to consider that there are always exceptions. It just depends on the situation.
I agree also that there are certain moral principals that apply to everyone at some time. I enjoyed your paper very much!
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I feel that the problem may be that these ideas may be too broad and general. There may be universal rights, but they would have to be more specific. But then are they universal? I guess each situation is individual and unique, and should be considered thus.