Ethics and Morality

The relation between morality and ethics is that they have something to do about recognizing the distinction between "good and bad" or "right and wrong." The contradiction between them is that ethics are certain rules or standards that are provided by an external source, such as the codes of conduct in the workplace, whereas morality transcends cultural norms and talks about a person's own beliefs and principles to which he/she deems to be what is a right or wrong behavior.

Ethics and Culture

The two terms similarly deal with the cultures, beliefs, values of a community., and it relates with each other through the interpretations of what is considered to be moral are guided by cultural norms. The contradiction between them however is that ethics seeks to say that there should be elements of right or wrong in those cultural beliefs while culture is in general just a way of life. It reflects the norms and moral values, which governs the way on how people should interact and behave with other people.

Ethics and Law

Ethics and law both have set of roles that are widely published, as well as, generally accepted and they are made to control and regulate societies and that laws are created together with ethics as a guiding principle. However, the contradiction between them is that ethics talks about the regulations of conduct about what is right or wrong behavior. While the Law talks about the orders that come from the governments in order to give balance and protection enforced in their respective societies, and has legal consequences that are punishable.