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    The document discusses different perspectives on morality and making decisions. It gives the example that some religions believe Saturday is the Sabbath day. It also discusses how those with absolute views on morality may believe something is right or wrong in all cases, even war, while others may make judgments based on outcomes or practical considerations, like being for or against the death penalty based on its effectiveness rather than just whether killing is inherently wrong. The document concludes with Matthew and Marilla facing a dilemma over whether to keep Anne or send her back to the orphanage now that a boy was expected but Anne arrived instead.

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    The document discusses different perspectives on morality and making decisions. It gives the example that some religions believe Saturday is the Sabbath day. It also discusses how those with absolute views on morality may believe something is right or wrong in all cases, even war, while others may make judgments based on outcomes or practical considerations, like being for or against the death penalty based on its effectiveness rather than just whether killing is inherently wrong. The document concludes with Matthew and Marilla facing a dilemma over whether to keep Anne or send her back to the orphanage now that a boy was expected but Anne arrived instead.

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    Black and White Doodle Mind Map Brainstorming

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    Aivy Mejos Banawa
    The document discusses different perspectives on morality and making decisions. It gives the example that some religions believe Saturday is the Sabbath day. It also discusses how those with absolute views on morality may believe something is right or wrong in all cases, even war, while others may make judgments based on outcomes or practical considerations, like being for or against the death penalty based on its effectiveness rather than just whether killing is inherently wrong. The document concludes with Matthew and Marilla facing a dilemma over whether to keep Anne or send her back to the orphanage now that a boy was expected but Anne arrived instead.

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    01 MAP 03
    Issue Decision
    A good example of this would be the Christian
    Our religion believes that Saturday is the
    commandment, 'thou shalt not kill. ' A person
    Seventh-day of the week. Thus, who believes in absolute morality would believe
    Saturday is the Sabbath day, the rest this to be true in all situations, even in the case
    day of the Lord. of war.

    02 04

    Judgement Dilemma

    An example they give is people who advocate Matthew and Marilla are expecting the
    for or against the death penalty. A person with a orphanage to send them a boy who can help
    vested interest in ending the death penalty does with the farm chores. When they see that they
    so not just because they believe it is the right have sent Anne, they need to decide whether
    thing to do (i.e. killing is wrong), but because it is
    Solution
    they want to keep her or send her back to the
    the best thing to do (the death penalty does not orphanage.
    deter crime).

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