It is too focused on consequences

It can lead to selfishness and social breakdown

It does not allow for individual freedoms

It rejects rational thought

It is too flexible

It is based entirely on religion

It relies too much on emotions

It disregards the importance of consequences

Because it is unpleasant for others

Because God forbids it

Because it violates the principle of universalizability

Because it does not produce happiness

Self-sacrifice for the good of others

The greatest happiness for the greatest number

Pursuing one's own self-interest

Following universal moral laws

Immanuel Kant

Aristotle

Jeremy Bentham

John Stuart Mill

Relativism

Kantian Ethics

Natural Law

Absolutism

Act only according to maxims that could become universal laws.

All moral rules are subjective

The ends justify the means

Do whatever makes you happy.

The consequences of actions

Individual freedom

Maximizing pleasure

The duty to follow moral rules

Consequentialism

Deontology

Divine Command Theory

Virtue Ethics