What is ethics and morality-metaethics

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1. What is ethics? What is morality?

2. In what ways are we forced to do ethics?What is at stake in these deliberations?

3. What is the unfortunate result of accepting moral beliefs without questioning them?

4. Can our feelings be our sole guide to morality?

5. What is descriptive ethics? In this field, what do researchers study?

6. What is normative ethics? What is applied ethics?

7. What is metaethics?What is the difference between the normative ethics and metaethics?

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