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- | ====== PBA211H: The Principle of Double Effect ====== | ||
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- | Principles: | ||
- | - Can't do evil (the action taken must be good or morally neutral) | ||
- | - Can't intend evil (the evil effect must not be intended) | ||
- | - Can't depend on evil (the evil effect must not be the means through which the good comes about -- the ends doesn' | ||
- | - There needs to be a really good (proportionate) reason to tolerate evil as an unintended but foreseen side-effect | ||
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- | FIXME Dan Bader Nov 2008 tutorial | ||
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- | FIXME | ||
- | * self-defence | ||
- | * mother' | ||
- | * http:// | ||
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- | * Can we //ever// "kill [an innocent person] to save?" What if there are no good moral options? (e.g. Margaret McBridge / modified Chilean miner' | ||