The Big Ethical Questions

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Have you ever been trusted with a dangerous secret? How did you handle it?

Have you had a mentor (a teacher, a boss, a friend) who made a difference in your life? Tell us about it.

Did they have an influence on your personal ethics?

In these times, how important is faith? And faith in what?

Was there an event that changed your life and affected the way you live?

We often see relationships develop that defy our logic. People come together who don't belong together. Who should we stay away from, and who should we run to? What makes for good and the bad relationships?

We got some very good responses this week from readers about what should be legalized in this world. Let's swing both ways. What would you like to see banned and made illegal?

What would you like to see legalized, and why?

No ethical moment is as palpable, as invigorating and as real as when one makes a new year's resolution. In this case, we are entering a new decade, and we have the chance to reinvent our lives altogether. We make bold decisions that can improve our health, our careers, and even improve our world as a whole. What have you resolved to do in the next year? Or the next 10 years?

If you were stranded with a group of people and had nothing to eat, would you resort to cannibalism in order to survive?