There are numerous terms in the  English language that we, as a society

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There are numerous terms in the  English language that we, as a society, use interchangeably. Assault/battery,  tall/big and rich/successful just to name a few. The argument can be made that  each of these terms are synonymous with their counterpart. But, technically  speaking, they all hold quite different meanings. The idea behind morals and  ethics is the same impasse.

In your initial discussion  postings distinguish your personal differing definitions between morals and  ethics. Consider answering some of the following as a part of your response: What  is each? How is each determined? How does the law play into each definition?  What about societal norms? 

Please note: you will not receive  credit for a cited definition. These definitions are required to come from your  feelings and understanding of each term. Do not utilize a researched  definition!

Please make your initial post by  midweek, and respond to at least one other student's post by the end of the week.  

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