Description Reply to paper post below: I agree with R. C. Sproul's perspective that there is a cle ...

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Description Reply to paper post below: I agree with R. C. Sproul's perspective that there is a clear delineation between ethics and morals, with ethics relating to individual behavior and morals concerning societal norms.  This, in turn, affects the way individuals weigh the benefits and harm in moral decision-making (Yip & Lee, 2022). "Ethics" and "morals" are two terms that are commonly used interchangeably, but they carry nuanced distinctions. Ethics typically refer to a structured system of principles, values, and rules that guide behavior within specific contexts or professions. It is the study of what is considered morally right and wrong within those particular domains, such as medical ethics or business ethics. Ethical decisions often revolve around professional or societal standards and may vary between different professions or contexts. On the other hand, morals are personal beliefs about what is right and wrong. They are often shaped by cultural, religious, and individual factors. Morals are subjective and deeply personal, influenced by one's upbringing, culture, and personal values. Moral decisions are made on an individual basis, pertaining to one's sense of right and wrong in their personal life. Although ethics and morals have these distinctions, their usage can overlap, and the boundaries between them are not always clear-cut. Explanation & Answer: 250 words User generated content is uploaded by users for the purposes of learning and should be used following Studypool's honor code & terms of service.