How to difference "Moral and Ethic"...

0 Hi b8531021, 02br
02br
00Do you mean the difference between moral and ethical? (or do you mean ethics)? 02br
02br
00I think the two overlap in some areas, but ethics also refers to the right and wrong regarding professional conduct. (e.g. The journalist's code of ethics stipulates that you should never reveal a source) 02br
02br
00Ju

0 Ethics is usually regarded as more universal in nature. People from all cultures share the same ethics. It contains the idea of distinguishing what is right from wrong, and striving to do what is right. 02br
02br
00Morality may be more local in nature, more culture specific. In Arabic cultures, and in Mormon culture in the U.S. years ago, it is/was not considered immoral

0 Thank you for your advise. 0-

0 This is how I understand it: 02br
02br
00'MORAL/IMMORAL' applies to situations/actions/behavior/character which are considered to be acceptable/unacceptable by your local (whether country or state) society's opinions. 02br
00(e.g. Generally, old people in my town believe it is immoral to have *** before marriage.) 02br
02br
00'ETHICAL/UNETHIC

As a philosopher, principally in moral ethics, I can share some things that have not been discussed. As to whether moral is local and ethics is worldwide, I would say that is true to a certain extent. When discussing whether or not things are allowed "here" and not permitted "there," we would call that a "moral code". This is not always the same thing as moral. Moral usually is defined as the act,

hi to answer your quasion:we should be attention moral and ethic and value accure in philosophy- jurisprudence and other area as midical judgment .the moral as a rules behavioral rules and It has local or rigional and universal characters when we say about:"the murder is forbidin because it is a immoral and we should be respected another .it is a moral but ethics are rules accure in p