Ethical Theories Presented In The Munson

Introduction:Reality is something that can never be doubted or disagreed upon. It streaks directly in the fact of anything that is being contested. An absolute is one such truth that can neither be disputed nor be contested. There are no complements or supplements to an absolute. “an absolute is an immutable, universal truth about reality,” According to the Bible it is said that Jesus , “the way, and the truth, and the life” and that He is the ultimate manifestation of truth and the only way one can get to heaven (John 14:6).so he can be said to be the absolute truth .Thesis statement:Realty is the naked truth and cannot be distorted or shaped in any way that the beholder may want. It is immutable and solid and stands the test of time.Theories of absolutes: Utilitarianism’s principle of utility is based on the Bible and extensively works on the quoted doctrine of “To do as one would be done by, and to love one's neighbor as oneself, constitute the ideal perfection of utilitarian morality”The utilitarian approach to decision making would be to provide the maximum good to the maximum number of