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Everyday Ethics: Ethics, Morality, and Right and Wrong
Everyday life is full of moral choices—and this book helps you understand them.
Everyday Ethics examines the questions we ask about right and wrong, whether we’re choosing leaders, raising children, navigating relationships, or responding to the challenges of modern life. With concise explanations and real-world examples, it reveals how morality is formed, tested, and applied.
Spanning topics from compassion to justice, war to privacy, selfishness to sacrifice, Everyday Ethics offers a practical and insightful guide to the forces that shape our choices and our character.
Ethics for everyday life.
About the Author
Philip Wik writes religion and philosophy as a lived discipline rather than an academic specialty. Influenced by a household shaped by principled conviction and serious moral reflection, he approaches questions of truth, doubt, faith, and responsibility with both intellectual rigor and personal engagement.
His works explore epistemology, ethics, skepticism, and values for thoughtful general readers. Rather than offering abstract systems, he treats philosophy as a practical guide for navigating uncertainty, disagreement, and moral choice.
Everyday Ethics examines the questions we ask about right and wrong, whether we’re choosing leaders, raising children, navigating relationships, or responding to the challenges of modern life. With concise explanations and real-world examples, it reveals how morality is formed, tested, and applied.
Spanning topics from compassion to justice, war to privacy, selfishness to sacrifice, Everyday Ethics offers a practical and insightful guide to the forces that shape our choices and our character.
Ethics for everyday life.
About the Author
Philip Wik writes religion and philosophy as a lived discipline rather than an academic specialty. Influenced by a household shaped by principled conviction and serious moral reflection, he approaches questions of truth, doubt, faith, and responsibility with both intellectual rigor and personal engagement.
His works explore epistemology, ethics, skepticism, and values for thoughtful general readers. Rather than offering abstract systems, he treats philosophy as a practical guide for navigating uncertainty, disagreement, and moral choice.
258 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 18, 2020
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Philip Wik
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Philip Wik is the author of more than thirty books spanning memoir, travel, business, history, politics, philosophy, mystery, children’s books, and fiction. His first book, How To Do Business With the People's Republic of China, accompanied President Reagan’s staff on their historic 1984 China visit. He has published with Prentice-Hall and continues to write under his own imprint, Blue Kitten Books.
Philip’s work combines insight, humor, and storytelling, taking readers on journeys across the globe, through history, and into the imagination. Whether exploring life’s big questions or sharing family history, his books inspire curiosity, reflection, and discovery.
Philip Wik is the author of more than thirty books spanning memoir, travel, business, history, politics, philosophy, mystery, children’s books, and fiction. His first book, How To Do Business With the People's Republic of China, accompanied President Reagan’s staff on their historic 1984 China visit. He has published with Prentice-Hall and continues to write under his own imprint, Blue Kitten Books.
Philip’s work combines insight, humor, and storytelling, taking readers on journeys across the globe, through history, and into the imagination. Whether exploring life’s big questions or sharing family history, his books inspire curiosity, reflection, and discovery.
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