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Answer the question:

C. S. Lewis argues for the existence of a Tao, which is a body of objective truths (absolutes) common to humankind. However, he also argues that departing from the Tao (relativism) has serious consequences for humankind.

Dean Geuras and Charles Garofaloprovide a four-step process to aid public administrators in making intelligent, ethical decisions on the job. In doing so they attempt to ground ethics in objective standards (absolutist theories).However, they note that many scholars assume there are no absolutes to guide an administrator (relativist theories).
Instructions:
Answer the question: Does Geuras and Garofalo’s four-step process provide an adequate Tao to guide public administrators, and thus, avoid the consequences described by C. S. Lewis in The Abolition of Man?

?    Length: approximately 6 pages plus the Works Cited page.
?    Format: Times New Roman, 12 pt.; numbered pages; Double spaced; 1 margins;
?    Citation: APA style using the parenthetical method of documentation.
?    Outline: Put your name on the first page; PROVIDE NUMBERED/LETTERED HEADINGS AND SUB-HEADINGS FOR EACH SECTION AND SUB-SECTION OF THE PAPER AS INDICATED IN THE OUTLINE, BELOW!
To answer the above question, state Lewis’ argument, as well as Geuras&Garofalo’s argument, and then make your argument to answer the above question. Be sure to document your paper with supporting references from the works of C. S. Lewis, Geuras and Garofalo, etc.

Outline of the paper: [the numbered and lettered headings and sub-headings are below]
I. Introduction:
    Briefly state the question, and state your thesis (i.e. thesis statement). (12 page)
II. Body (5 pages)
A.    Accurately describe the argument C. S. Lewis makes for the Tao, and the consequences in practice of not following it. (1 page)
B.    Accurately describe the argument made by Geuras and Garofalo regarding the need for absolutes in making ethical judgments. (1 page)
C.    Support your thesis statement (i.e. make your case) in light of the A. and B.Emphasize this section of your paper.(3 pages)
III. Conclusion.(12 page)
IV. Works Cited.

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