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Everyday ethics: Life’s significance found in loving connections Original

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Does everything happen for a purpose? We know things happen for a reason — these are natural laws as in cause and effect. But the human dimension involves purposefulness, asking if things that happen to us have a purpose, at least in the long run when we look back on them.
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Everyday ethics: Leave a legacy beyond material things

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Everyone wants to leave a legacy, something that outlasts themselves, whether a cause, offspring or project that embodies their future hopes. One of the more famous sentences left behind was graffiti from World War II, a doodle of a bald-headed man peering over a wall accompanied by the phrase “Kilroy Was Here.” It showed that American troops had been there.
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Everyday ethics: Beware of these dangerous arguments Original

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Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Here are two slippery slope statements that could lead to unintended, often negative consequences, “The end justifies the means.” “Might makes right.” You will hear various forms of these arguments often. Within a few hours, I heard both. One argued it was alright to bomb and kill civilians if it was the only way to win a war. A second suggested that peace through strength meant sometimes a stronger military presence was required to lead to peace.
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