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Briefly Discuss: When considering moral philosophies applied to your own decision making, do you lean towards Utilitarianism or Deontology? A personal rationale is briefly added.

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When considering moral philosophies applied to your own decision making processes, I personally tend to lean towards Deontology more than Utilitarianism. Because of my Christian upbringing, education, family, cultural, and other influences, so much ...

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