Re: [Fis] The Identity of Ethics

I would like to challenge this as a category error.
Integrity does not have to be linked with ethics
or morals.

A cannibal who remains true to his/her collective's
code of behavior and eats other people is outside
the coda of other society's "ethics or morals",
but has 'integrity' within his/her social order.

At the very best, your defnition/inference holds
only when singular societal value sets are
the criteria for judgement. A general attachment
of 'integrity' with morals is improper.

James Rose
 

"Michael Leyton (by way of Pedro Marijuan )" wrote:
>
> So it is by refusing to remember, that the
> non-integrated person, i.e., the person without integrity,
> becomes an unethical person.
>
> best
> Michael Leyton
>

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Received on Fri May 12 03:18:23 2006