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Ethics: Theory and Practice

Jacques P. Thiroux, Keith W. Krasemann

Chapter 13

Morality, Marriage, and Human Sexuality - all with Video Answers

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Chapter Questions

01:12

Problem 1

Distinguish between the public and private aspects of human sexuality. Do you think that this distinction is important when examining morality, marriage and human sexuality? Give reasons for your answer.

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00:59

Problem 2

Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of engaging in pre-marital sex.

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Problem 3

How does a marriage-type relationship differ from other human relationships, and state two of its purposes?

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Problem 4

What are your personal views on the moral issue of adultery? Consider the various moral arguments on this issue when formulating your answer.

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03:14

Problem 5

Explain why masturbation is or is not an immoral sexual act.

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Problem 6

How would you define pornography? Give examples of the type of literature and activities you consider pornographic and explain why you place them in this category?

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00:57

Problem 7

How would you define unnatural sex or sexual perversion? When is it moral and when is it immoral? Give reasons for your answer.

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Problem 8

To what extent do you think prostitution is moral? What effect does the statement 'social acceptance and governmental control would eliminate crime and problems of social-disease' have on your views. Answer in detail.

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Problem 9

Discuss what you mean by family values.

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Problem 10

Is homosexual or same-sex marriage incompatible with the institution? Give reasons to support your views.

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