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Do the Right Thing Living Ethically in an Unethical World
by Thomas G. Plante
"The book explores the process that underlies the hard choices we make and describes a system that anyone can use to do the right thing in his or her daily life. Dr. Plante describes the "ICRRC" system of ethical processing, in which Integrity, Competence, Responsibility, Respect, and Concern are considered to establish a rationale for making any decision. The engaging and readable text is enriched with anecdotes and step-by-step exercises that reinforce the strategies of each chapter."
The Ultimate Guide to Family Values: A Grand Unified Theory of Ethics and Morality
by John E. LaMuth
The current interest in family values has undergone a significant revival as of late, a trend dramatized by the perceived decline in morals affecting American culture. The traditional descriptions of the family values, however, are typically treated as isolated entities, lacking any meaningful degree of moral connectedness across the board. Fortunately, the dream of a unified ethical and moral system has finally been realized with the first radical revolution in ethical theory in over two thousand years, as proposed in: The Ultimate Guide to Family Values: A Grand Unified Theory of Ethics and Morality. As its title implies, this new moral system is the first grand unified theory of its type; taking as its foundation the ethical values pioneered in classical Greek philosophy, augmented by the writings of the great Church theologians over the past two thousand years. The distinctive groupings of ethical values defined within this system all appear to be linked on an intuitive level, suggesting a clear sense of underlying cohesiveness.
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