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What is meant by the statement, "you can not teach ethics"?

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Ethical instruction is discussed.

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The statement, "You can not teach ethics", means that ethical thinking or actions are something that a person contains inherently. In other words, it is something the person knows naturally and understands from birth. Ethics are something that a person is born with, an understanding of the way to act or think. As a person moves through their life and experiences different situations, they will naturally think about the ethical ramifications. They will think about the consequences of their actions. ...

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