4 / 1-4. Volume: Ethics

Throughout the history of mankind, every system of thought, in addition to the development of consciousness, has an additional need for man: it also seeks to influence its moral behavior. That is, the need for completeness of our systems of thought is, in general, unquestionable, whether it expresses it openly or only implicitly.

The need for wholeness in our systems of thought stems from human nature itself. The structure of human being, as a part of the biological substrate and the psychic beyond it, already contains state determinants and relations characteristic of both structural levels, from biological parameters to psychic parameters. Thus, in addition to all this, it is also the most important thing: conscious reflection and self-awareness, the possibility of searching for and recognizing conscious alternatives, and the choice between them, as well as the striving to enforce choices and decisions.  – All of these appear and prevail through certain behaviors and behaviors, which is why the need for completeness of thinking systems extends to these behaviors as well….

Given that the approach and formulation of the concept of morality and moral good is possible at the level of system theory abstraction of our cognition, the discipline dealing with the problem of morality, Ethics, also belongs to the level of system theory abstraction. – This is how we get to our new discipline of systems theory, Moral Philosophy, after our Philosophy of Nature and Ontology, which deals with: the moral approach and behavior based on the order of existence and values..”