Philosophy comes from Greek, namely Philosophia, which means love or love for wisdom.
Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle are three major figures in the history of ancient Greek philosophy.
Ethics comes from the Greek ethos, which means character or custom.
Normative Ethics is a type of ethics that determines the moral values that should be held by individuals or society.
Descriptive ethics is a type of ethics that illustrates how people actually act in everyday life.
Utilitarianism is an ethical theory that assumes that as many happiness or satisfaction as possible people are the main objectives of moral actions.
Deontology is an ethical theory that considers that moral actions must be carried out based on certain moral obligations or moral rules that have been set.
Meta-ethical is a branch of philosophy that studies the nature and basics of moral language and moral concepts.
Moral Theology is a branch of philosophy that studies the relationship between religion and morality.
Philosophy and Ethics can help us understand and solve complex moral problems in everyday life.
