Ethical Analysis

Ethical Analysis

Introduction

Jeremy Bentham is considered as the “Father” of conventional utilitarianism. He was constituent of an association that required drastic modification in community of Britain exclusive of the unrestrained behaviors and hostility of “French Revolution”. Introduced in a powerful rebel environment of religion, he turned out to be an antagonist of the recognized England Church and of the general faith of Christianity both. Bentham gave himself a title of a “Non-Theist”. Like his companion James Mill, Bentham abandoned the name “Atheist”, since it is not possible for every individual to be on familiar terms with either God is there or ...