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By Austin Cline, About.com Guide to Atheism since 1998

Discussion: Ethical Duties to Others

Monday February 13, 2006
A forum member writes: In this hypothetical, what duty, if any, do I have to feed a man who is: unable to work or care for himself, and whose family refuse to care for him. The man is a total stranger. Also, do I have a moral right to refuse to feed this person?

What would you do if faced with a situation like the above? Would you feel a stronger ethical duty to help or not to help? Read More...

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