The Multidisciplinary Nature of Morality and Applied Ethics: Conclusion

Many disagreements characterize the nature of morality. I briefly summarize these conflicting viewpoints. Is morality rooted in reason or the emotions? Is morality a form of objective truth or is it false and oppressive? How should we confront moral evil and moral uncertainty? The answers to these difficult questions comes not only from moral philosophers but also from respected role models such as family, teachers, clergy, friends and experience.