A Quest for a Psychological Theory of Ethics – In the Light of Bahá’í Scripture.

Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextProducer: Bundoora, VIC : Baha'i Publications Australia 2010Online resources: Abstract: A research into the root of morality in the Psyche, using data proceeding from the Bahá’í Scriptures, have guided the author to discover the two primary motives in human life: Primum Movens Oblatio (altruistic) and Primum Movens Ipse-Protectio (egoistic). This has permitted the formulation of a new Psychological Theory of Ethics, with some applied corollaries: Ethics and Economics; and Ethics and Politics.
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A research into the root of morality in the Psyche, using data proceeding from the Bahá’í Scriptures, have guided the author to discover the two primary motives in human life: Primum Movens Oblatio (altruistic) and Primum Movens Ipse-Protectio (egoistic). This has permitted the formulation of a new Psychological Theory of Ethics, with some applied corollaries: Ethics and Economics; and Ethics and Politics.

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