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Aristotle
-He was born in 354 BC at stageira in Thrace.
- Son of Nicomachus a physician of the Macedoniar king, arnyntas
- He argued that virtuous are good habits that acquire, which regulate our emotion -
Plato
- An ancient Greek philosopher who lived from 428 to 346 BC, was practically any standards basic disciple of the equally renowned philosopher Socrates.
- Is regarded as one of the greatest philosopher of all time. -Having been inspired in the field of Mathematics. -He held moral values are objective in the sense that they exist in a spirit like realm.
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Augustine
-Born in Tagaste in the province of Numidie
-He came from a pagan father, Patricius and Christian Mother, St Monica
- His ethics has this in common with one might call typical Greek ethics. -
Jeremy Benthem
- He presented one of the earliest fully developed systems of utilitarianism
- A revised version of utilitarianism called rule utilitarianism.
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Immanuel Kant
-Kant born in Konigsberg on April 22 1724 and son of a soddler. Both as a child at home and a Collegium
- Kantian ethics synthesizes a single principle of duty
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Thomas Aquinas
- The Moral philosophy if St. Thomas Aquinas involveds a merger of at least two apparently disparate tradition.
- On the other hand Aquinas follow Aristotle in thinking that an act is good or bad depending on whether I contribute to or defers us from our human proper end the telos or final goal at which all human actions aims.