Thinking Ethically: Truth, Debate, and Moral-Decision Making

Ethical questions shape our everyday lives, from personal choices to public debates, yet productive conversations about morality often seem difficult. In a three-part series, philosopher Steven Gimbel draws on centuries of philosophical thought and contemporary examples to introduce moral reasoning, exploring what makes ethical claims meaningful, how different philosophical traditions approach questions of right and wrong, and how these ideas can help in navigating challenging moral dilemmas.