Theis ethical theory

Theis ethical theory emphasizes that morality is rooted in the natural purpose or function of beings and their parts. It suggests that actions are right if they fulfill their innate roles and contribute to the well-being of the whole community or individual. For instance, virtues like honesty or courage are valued because they align with our nature and help maintain social harmony. Theis’s approach encourages us to consider whether our actions reflect our true nature and promote a balanced, harmonious life, guiding moral choices based on natural purposes and functions.