Topic > Four Differentiations of Virtue Ethics - 731

All other ethical systems are about being a morally good person and upholding certain moral laws and that's it, but virtue ethics covers being a morally good person and the achievement of what they believe is the purpose of human life. In virtue ethics they even go so far as to tell us what we must do to achieve this good life or find our eudaimonia, Aristotle stated “to achieve eudaimonia, human beings must fulfill the function that is natural and distinctive for them; live fully according to reason" (136). No other ethical system offers us the reason and essentially a roadmap to achieve this happiness. Virtue ethics instead of looking at the problems of the universe allows a person to first look at themselves and then look at what is needed to truly be