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To this end, Shaftonism presents a two-pillared ethical system: a deontic ethics concerned with duties and roles, and an essential ethics concerned with virtue, character, principle and teleology. The two pillars support and condition one another: satisfying one's duties and roles is a virtue and essential to good character, and teleological principles inform the proper conduct of various social and relational roles. | To this end, Shaftonism presents a two-pillared ethical system: a deontic ethics concerned with duties and roles, and an essential ethics concerned with virtue, character, principle and teleology. The two pillars support and condition one another: satisfying one's duties and roles is a virtue and essential to good character, and teleological principles inform the proper conduct of various social and relational roles. | ||
Shafto presents his ethical ideals through the construct or archetype of the Thinking Man. | |||
==Shaftonist hadith== | ==Shaftonist hadith== | ||