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Johnson states that he will use the terms morals and ethics interchangeably. In his video, however,...

Johnson states that he will use the terms morals and ethics interchangeably. In his video, however, R. C. Sproul purports a clear delineation between the two. With which of these two do you agree? Why? In a 150 words or more.

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Ethics refer to cerrain rules which was provided by an external source, e.g.,set of codes of conduct in organisations or principles to be followed in religions.At the same tkme Morals refer to an individual's own principles whixh is totally regards to right and wrong.Ethucs comes from social system while values comes from individuals perspective.Morals transcends cultural norms.The code of ethics may change from society to society or from one organaisations to others while moral remains same for ibdivindiv irrespective of their surroundings.

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