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What is Self-Esteem?

Posted by: dkrainwater on: November 5, 2008

Self-esteem is a form of spiritual, conscious, state, a spiritual framework of infrastructure, on which a person’s personal spiritual forces grow and develop. It is also an quality, an advocate and a unique resourceful energy, which may be either positive or negative. Affirmative energy raises self-esteem, thereby encouraging positive maturity. Negative energy, on the contrary, [...]

The justification of the personal ethical philosophy must now be added to the statement. David Hume (1711-1776) takes the idea of hedonism and compares it to the basic needs of animals. Hume believes that pain as well as pleasure incites an animal into action either for self-preservation or the allure of pleasurable experiences. The experience [...]

The justification of the personal ethical philosophy must now be added to the statement. David Hume (1711-1776) takes the idea of hedonism and compares it to the basic needs of animals. Hume believes that pain as well as pleasure incites an animal into action either for self-preservation or the allure of pleasurable experiences. The experience [...]

Historical Schools of Thought on Ethics

Posted by: dkrainwater on: October 17, 2008

The historical ethical school of thought has to do with how we can control our environment and everything in it. In this school of thought we are taught that nature’s bounties are there for us and we must be responsible for the upkeep and use of these resources. Human rights and the right to use [...]