The first question that arises from this statement is what is a good moral choice. How can we determine what good is, when there are many differing opinions? Is an action good if the nature or the intentions of the action are considered good? Or is it the consequences of the action that determine the goodness of the action? Is it a combination of both the intentions and the consequences of the action, or the …showed first 75 words of 1363 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1363 total…ear and little finger of his left hand, and working in Manchester as a nuclear physicist, he may be excused from paying income tax. Also, if I promise a friend to keep him from a murderer, but the murderer then asks me where my friend is, I can not tell him where my friend is as this would be breaking my promise, but neither can I give him false information has this would be lying.