Alright I'll bite. Princess Sarisia (age 14) [spoiler]A sarcastic, determined, and slightly spoiled girl who hails from the small island of Ishaida. Sarisia was ecstatic after hearing of the possible treasures that lie within the labyrinth of Armoroad from her father and decided right there and then...

Actually, according to pure consequentialism, this is the definition of good and evil. Oh, then what I follow would be an off-shoot of it. Regardless, it would not really change the answer, just a spin on the answer. Which is exactly why there's more than one ethical theory out there. It's not real...

Ah but in its purist form it is an unconditional yes. In its purist form conditionalism does not concern itself with any other perceptions of moral, simply the results of the action and whether or not the total possibilities in the world are increased. To use conditionalism in its purist form would ...

Consequentialism seems to have a hard time explaining why we shouldn't kill the one healthy person to save the other five in this example. Yet most people seem to find the idea of killing one person to save five others morally unacceptable in this example. This can present a significant problem for...

Well...I'm an atheist and so by that term I would believe that there is no god and I would say that what occurs throughout this Universe happens for whatever convoluted reason we have yet to find. I don't hold any pride to my beliefs though, I mean technically speaking there is no absolutely definit...

One final point. I was once offered this defense of relativism: supposing there are two people on earth left, a man and a woman. Everyone else has been extinguished. Suppose also that one of the two does not want to procreate, but procreation is necessary to continue the existence of the human race...