Essay on Ethics:Frameworks and Decisions. Paper must be at least 1750 words. On the other hand, a deontological brain surgeon will be the best because his belief is based on the metaphysical knowledge of the temperament of living things and their existence. For him everything has its own reason of existence and in this case he will encourage a hopeless person positively.When found in a situation where circumstances force someone to cheat in an exam,a utilitarian would advise the person not to cheat in his final examination because the value of passing exams depends on the utility of a person’s knowledge which is not there in this case. Passing after cheating would mean practically, one is still useless as he doesn’t depend on his brain. A deontologist would also say that if one fails, he will repeat the course and work harder, thus would disagree with cheating in exams no matter the circumstances.Today the world is full of many wrong doings. Sin has become the order of the day. This brings up the question, can anyone go a day without sinning. The small things we do either when driven by emotion or at times feelings of desire. It is hard for someone to realize he or she has committed sin since sin has become par t of man as he does this daily sometimes without even noticing. We look at some of the deadly sins which are slow anger, greed, pride, envy, gluttony, and lust. Slow anger is a very dangerous mood as it develops with time and when the anger gets to its bream it is very hard for a person to develop self control and as a result may end up partaking actions that he will regret later. This kind of rage is sometime hereditary or in built in the cause of time in respect to the environment around someone. The only way to counter this is to avoid the company that may drive out the anger or develop a virtue of self drive that will help neutralize the effect thus making one not to be violent.Greed is considered to be a character sometime but a negative one for that fact. It may lead to many