Some moral philosophers argue that spending some of your resources—without significantly…

Some moral philosophers argue that spending some of your resources—without significantly affecting your financial stability—to help other people who badly suffer is our moral duty and not merely a matter of charity. Justify this claim by explaining the distinction between duty and charity.

• Paper: GS Paper IV
• Subject: Ethics

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