Part two in a series on developing your own independent moral compass. Four criteria are outlined that can be used to assess whether any law or rule of behaviour is moral. The criteria discussed are: <ol style="text-align: left;"> <li>Enables conflict avoidance regarding scarce resources</li> <li>Universal</li> <li>Logically coherent</li> <li>Actions always speak louder than words (any rule can't involve a so-called <a href= "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Performative_contradiction">performative contradiction</a>)</li> </ol>

Part two in a series on developing your own independent moral compass. Four criteria are outlined that can be used to assess whether any law or rule of behaviour is moral. The criteria discussed are: Enables conflict avoidance regarding scarce resources Universal Logically coherent Actions always speak louder than words (any rule can't involve a so-called performative contradiction)

Part two in a series on developing your own independent moral compass. Four criteria are outlined that can be used to assess whether any law or rule of behaviour is moral. The criteria discussed are: <ol> <li>Enables conflict avoidance regarding scarce resources</li> <li>Universal</li> <li>Logically coherent</li> <li>Actions always speak louder than words (any rule can't involve a so-called <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Performative_contradiction" rel="noopener noreferrer">performative contradiction</a>)</li> </ol>

152 Your Own Moral Compass Part 2

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