The document discusses moral dilemmas, which are situations that force a person to choose between right and wrong and can leave them feeling conflicted. It provides abortion and the death penalty as examples of moral dilemmas that exist on an individual and organizational level respectively.
The document discusses moral dilemmas, which are situations that force a person to choose between right and wrong and can leave them feeling conflicted. It provides abortion and the death penalty as examples of moral dilemmas that exist on an individual and organizational level respectively.
The document discusses moral dilemmas, which are situations that force a person to choose between right and wrong and can leave them feeling conflicted. It provides abortion and the death penalty as examples of moral dilemmas that exist on an individual and organizational level respectively.
The document discusses moral dilemmas, which are situations that force a person to choose between right and wrong and can leave them feeling conflicted. It provides abortion and the death penalty as examples of moral dilemmas that exist on an individual and organizational level respectively.
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Moral Dilemma
A moral dilemma is a situation in which a person is torn between right and wrong. A moral dilemma involves a conflict with the very core of a person’s principles and values. The choice the person makes may leave them feeling burdened, guilty, relieved, or questioning their values. These are the ff. Examples: 1. Abortion which is an individual level of Dilemma. Of which a woman’s interest to kill her own child due to shame or its incompetent to take the responsibility to raise the child. It is a greatly sin that a woman could ever commit to herself and to her child, and in the eyes of our Beholder her action is unacceptable. 2. Death Penalty is an example of Organizational level of Dilemma. If our current President decides to implement this penalty then lower levels won’t have a say and cannot contradict this implementation. Although this has to be discussed by the committee but once this penalty shall be approved then everyone shall abide the law.
