The science is related to ethical naturalism, a type of ethical realism.
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Siegel's concept of a bias for life " summarized his ethical realism and was incorporated into some final statements of House of Representatives reports.
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Deontology also depends upon meta-ethical realism, in that it postulates the existence of moral absolutes that make an action moral, regardless of circumstances.
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According to his former student, Rabbi Richard Freund, " . . . one of the most profound influences upon Siegel's formulation of ethical realism was Reinhold Niebuhr,
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In " Ethical Realism " ( 2006 ), British liberal Anatol Lieven and U . S . conservative John Hulsman advocate a foreign policy based on modesty, principle, and seeing ourselves as others see us.
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The way he thinks science might engage moral issues draws on various philosophical positions like ethical realism ( there are facts worth calling'moral facts'), and ethical naturalism ( these facts relate to the physical world ).
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If, as I have said, his actual doctrine takes rather the form of an Ethical Realism, that is because, to his mind, the ethical relationships amongst individuals, while existing solely for the sake of the individual minds themselves, appear to him, as he expresses himself, to be irreducible to the contents in any one mind, or to any other element definable in terms of any single unity of consciousness.
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Rist has argued that the most coherent and sound form of ethical realism is what he calls'transcendental realism,'that is, realism grounded in transcendent standards for morality, and thus in a metaphysics of morals that is in some sense'Platonic .'Unlike Iris Murdoch's slightly earlier work proposing Platonic metaphysics as a guide to morals, with which it shares some sympathies, Rist's project has been to show that in order for an ethics to be realist, it must be theistic, that is, grounded in a divine principle that is metaphysically real.
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