Includes bibliographical references

Chapter I. Understanding morality and moral standards -- Lesson 1. Course orientation and the importance of results -- Lesson 2. Moral and non-moral standards -- Lesson 3. Moral dilemmas -- Lesson 4. The three levels of moral dilemmas -- Lesson 5. Freedom as the foundation for moral acts -- Lesson 6. Culture: how it defines moral behavior -- Lesson 7. Cultural relativism -- Lesson 8. The Filipino character -- Lesson 9. Universal values -- Chapter II. The moral agent -- Lesson 1. Man as a moral agent -- Lesson 2. The development of moral character of the moral agent -- Lesson 3. The stages of moral development -- Chapter III. The human act -- Lesson 1. The meaning of human act -- Lesson 2. Accountability of moral act -- Lesson 3. Feeling as a modifier of moral decision-making -- Lesson 4. Reason and impartiality as minimum requirements for morality -- Lesson 5. The difference between reason and will -- Chapter IV. Frameworks and principles behind our moral frameworks -- Lesson 1. The meaning of ethical framework -- Lesson 2. Aristotle's virtue ethics -- Lesson 3. St. Thomas' natural law ethics -- Lesson 4. Kant's deontological ethics: the duty framework -- Lesson 5. Utilitarianism: the consequentialist ethical framework -- Lesson 6. The love and justice framework -- Chapter V. Globalization and its critical challenges -- Lesson 1. Globalization and pluralism: new challenges in ethics -- Lesson 2. Millenials and fillennials: ethical challenges and responses -- Lesson 3. The religious response: the role of religion in ethics.