Ethics: Judging Morality Beyond the Limits of Man

This book is a moral map,carefully sketched and conscientiously drawn to guide those aspiring to master the principles of making sound and valid moral decisions in life,especially now that immorality is becoming a celebrated norm.It is amalgamation of different moral theories and thoughts from both the deontological(objective)and teleological( subjective)schools of morals,even as it moves beyond the limits of each of those normative ethical orientations.

The book focuses on Joseph Fletcher's ''Situation Ethics'' and ''Categorical Imperative'' of Immanuel Kant as the bases for the discourse.It also consults other moral philosophers on their positions regarding the norms for mores. It is the position of this book that all moral theories are useful only if their application correspond with the purpose of God in any moral decision making.

The author insist that the standard of morality goes beyond the limits of human judgment and his geography of understanding,as such,the book submits that it is only at the realm of the consciousness of God or the law of nature can be able to make consisted morally justified decisions.

The book is a must read for everybody regardless of one's field of studies,belief or religion. It is a moral companion that must be constantly consulted in any moral situation. Governments,organisations,institutions as well as individuals who wish to make sound moral decisions have no better option than to read this book!

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Michael Bassey Eneyo is a Nigerian Philosopher,theologian and fearist scholar from Ekpri Ikot Eyo Edem, Akpabuyo- Cross River State. Previously, he had attended the prestigious University of Calabar. He is a fellow of The Fearology Institute(TFI), Canada as well as a Director, Fearism Academy,Nigeria. His earlier book is Philosophy of Fear: A Move to Overcoming Negative Fear. He has to his credit,academic articles in reputable journals,locally and internationally. Eneyo is a philosopher who seeks unity of all forms of beings, with love as catalyst even in the face of the diversities that he perceives as merely apparent for the emergence of a better world.