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de·on·tic (d

adj.

Of, relating to, or concerning duties or obligations: deontic logic.

[Greek deon, deont-, obligation, necessity; see deontology.]

deontic [diːˈɒntɪk]

adj

(Philosophy / Logic) Logic

a. of or relating to such ethical concepts as obligation and permissibility

b. designating the branch of modal logic that deals with the formalization of these concepts

[from Greek deon duty, from impersonal dei it behoves, it is binding]

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deontic logic deontology modal logic	Assuming that (1) belief in the existence of absolute moral principles equates to a belief in deontological ethics and (2) belief that moral principles are relative equates to a belief in teleological ethics, we hypothesized that creationism views would correlate with deontological ethics, and evolutionist views would correlate with teleological ethics. The science-faith debate in higher education by Carrington, Mary E.; Lyon Gary L. / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table It probes the non-consequentialist's perspective or deontological ethics, which highlights Finding the appropriate principle(s) of morality to guide ethical acts through doing one's duty rather than having an inclination. Professional Ethics in Criminal Justice: Being Ethical When No One is ... by Khan, Emran / Corrections Compendium Deontology: Kant The exemplary advocate of secular deontological ethics is Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), who set forth his views in Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals ([1785] 1964). The problem of "dirty hands" and corrupt leadership by Calhoun, Laurie / Independent Review	Denver Denver boot deny Denyingly Denys Deo gratias Deo volente Deobstruct Deobstruent deoch-an-doruis deodand deodar deodar cedar Deodate deodorant deodorise Deodorization deodorize Deodorizer deodourant deodourise Deonerate deontic deontic logic deontological Deontological ethics Deontologist deontology Deoperculate Deoppilate Deoppilation Deoppilative deorbit Deordination Deosculate deossification Deoxidate Deoxidation deoxidise Deoxidization deoxidize Deoxidizer deoxy- deoxyadenosine deoxyadenosine monophosphate deoxycorticosterone deoxycytidine deoxycytidine monophosphate deoxyephedrine deoxygenate Deoxygenation	deodorizers deodorizers deodorizes deodorizes deodorizing deodorizing deodorizing deodorizing douche deodourant deodourise DEOF DEOG Deogiri DEOH DEOHS deoil DEOIR Deoki Nandan Education Trust, Inc. DEOM DEOMI DEON Deonerate deontic deontic deontic logic deontic logic Deontolism deontological deontological deontological Deontological ethics deontological theory deontological theory deontological theory deontological theory Deontologism Deontologism deontologist deontologist deontologist deontologists deontologists deontologists deontology deontology deontology Deontology, Medical DEOO DEOPE Deoperculate Deoperculate Deoppilate Deoppilation Deoppilative deorbit deorbit Deorbit/Landing deorbited deorbited deorbiting deorbiting

Assuming that (1) belief in the existence of absolute moral principles equates to a belief in deontological ethics and (2) belief that moral principles are relative equates to a belief in teleological ethics, we hypothesized that creationism views would correlate with deontological ethics, and evolutionist views would correlate with teleological ethics.

The science-faith debate in higher education by Carrington, Mary E.; Lyon Gary L. / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table

It probes the non-consequentialist's perspective or deontological ethics, which highlights Finding the appropriate principle(s) of morality to guide ethical acts through doing one's duty rather than having an inclination.

Professional Ethics in Criminal Justice: Being Ethical When No One is ... by Khan, Emran / Corrections Compendium

Deontology: Kant The exemplary advocate of secular deontological ethics is Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), who set forth his views in Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals ([1785] 1964).

The problem of "dirty hands" and corrupt leadership by Calhoun, Laurie / Independent Review

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