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The first point to keep in mind is that no Philosophy of Human Behavior takes the place of the Moral teaching of Christ, the Apostles, and the Catholic Church.So what is the source of Ethics, which is taught in various schools, and is secular? Note, I do agree that some areas of Christian morality would not arise in the scope of an Ethics class. For example, Ethics would not have a position on homosexual relations; our Christian morality on this subject comes from God. Is it the case that all Ethics as taught is derived from religious law?
Secondly, there are all kinds of Ethics Philosophies, most of which are utterly useless.
Thirdly, there are good Catholic Ethics Courses which argue a system of morality based on Natural Law. But even these trumphed by the constant teaching of the Church. But they do help us understand the reasons why the Church teaches what it does in Morality.
Linus2nd