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1 Do good; avoid evil- this is the most basic moral principle, was articulated by Aristotle, an ancient Greek philosopher, and is held by all the world's major religions. 2 Do unto others...- the world's major religions carry an expression similar to the Golden Rule familiar to Christians: "Do to others whatever you would have them do to you." 3 The end does not justify the means- having a good end (goal or purpose) does not justify the use of evil means (method) to achieve that end 4 Follow what nature intends- known as natural law, this principle is not actually a law written down someplace but, rather, an approach to making decisions that respects the nature of things, especially human nature

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