Buddhism and ethical interpretations

Abstract

Ethics is the science of behavior that should be avoided, right and wrong,
including studying ethics. Virtue that is the standard of good and evil, right and wrong,
the highest good that should be achieved. And criteria for judging ethical values.
However, western ethics and Buddhist ethics have a similar science especially in
terms of reasoning; the western ethics differs from religion which focuses on beliefs.
But ethics focuses on the philosophy of cause and effect. While Buddhism is a
religion that focuses on cause and effect as well. Buddhism therefore has an
interpretation of ethics based on cause and effect in interpretation as well. This
article presents the basic ethics of the West interpretive science and the ethical
interpretation of Buddhism especially in the matter of good, evil and the
consequences of actions or behaviors.