Question

• Discussion

• • If the majority view does not determine the rightness of an action, should each person decide on the basis of her or his own feelings, desires, and preference?

• • If the majority of the citizens of our country decide that a particular action is right, would that very decision make the action right?

• • If feelings are no better a guide than the majority view, is the basis of morality each person's own conscience? How trustworthy is conscience?

Answer 1

Answer: In the present era, Individuality is now highly prized. It is not necessary that the majority of the people if agree on the particular thing will be correct or right as compared to individual. One must understand that the moral actions are always right. One should always listen to the conscience.

Right or wrong is not determined on the basis of the people or the majority. But it is totally depends upon the action which is morally correct or right an dit may not harm to any of the human beings. Any action which doesn't have any kind of harmful effects is considered to be ethically and morally right. The values and teaching never let any person to make wrong decision. Roger's mainly focused on promoting non judgemental, and value free approach in the case of ethics.