Answer to Question #248484 in Philosophy for Jack

Question

1.    How accurate is the claim or belief by some that only heterosexual behavior is natural? Please explain your response to the question and defend your position on the issue with evidences and proofs from credible sources.

 

2.    Explain the following aspects of moral application –

a.    Religious Morality

b.    Reflective Morality

c.     Humanitarian Morality or Ethics

d. legal morality

Answer 1

1) Heterosexuality is romantic attraction, sexual attraction, or sexual behavior between persons of the opposite sex. The claim is very true. Heterosexual behavior is natural. People are seen as occupying various points along this continuum in their sexual behaviors and responsiveness from exclusive heterosexuality to exclusive homosexuality. To whatever degree sexual orientations are established before birth, grow out of gender-role preferences established early in childhood, and/or are organized on the basis of family and social experiences, people construct their sexual orientation over time by making sense of their sexual feelings in the context of the wider culture.

2) Religious Morality comes from religions, transmitted through sacred texts and religious authorities, and that even the values of non-religious people have been absorbed from the religious history around them.

Reflective morals are those that are based on what you believe to be right and not others. The ideas related to the development of art, values, human rights, and quality education, etc., all are because of man's reflection. Reflective morality is the best stage of development of morality in human society.

Humanitarian ethics is a guide to the morality of aid in war and disaster. Humanitarians are required to be impartial, independent, professionally competent, and focused only on preventing and alleviating human suffering.

Legal morality is the legal framework establishes laws that govern behavior; ethical frameworks contain sets of standards and rules governing the behavior of individuals within groups or professions, and morals concern fundamental beliefs about right and wrong behavior.