Would or could morality still exist if God did not exist? Does doing the morally right thing ever make a person’s life worse off than doing the wrong thing?

Choose ONE of the prompts below as the basis for a clear argumentative and critical essay demonstrating your understanding of what we have considered thus far in our Ethics course. The essay should be MLA-formatted and should showcase a minimum of five (5) well-developed paragraphs, including the introduction, three substantive body paragraphs, and a thought-provoking conclusion. You should have an explicit thesis statement which states your essential claim. Stay in Yd-person formal point-of-view (no “I,” “you,” “we”). Provide a meaningful title for the essay, as well, which captures the overall significance of the analysis. DO PROMPT 2 UNLESS YOU FEEL PROMPT ONE WILL GIVE ME A BETTER PAPER

As you make your argument, you will need to demonstrate your careful attention to “ethics and the examined life” and “theories of morality,” in particular. You will need to include applicable quotes and/or references to material we have encountered both in our readings and continuing discussions. You can use your book as a source, IF YOU NEED ME TO SEND OVER ANY PAGES FROM THE BOOK PLEASE LET ME KNOW but you are not expected to include any other secondary sources.
Make sure to have adequate details to support the thesis and Accurate and complete reflection and analysis of material read as the professor emphasizes this

PROMPT 1:
Would or could morality still exist if God did not exist?

PROMPT 2:
Does doing the morally right thing ever make a person’s life worse off than doing the wrong thing?

 

Would or could morality still exist if God did not exist? Does doing the morally right thing ever make a person’s life worse off than doing the wrong thing?
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