Some difficult moral problems arise in plain, ordinary, everyday life.  For instance, many or most of us face questions such as these at some point in our lives:
    When is it wrong to lie?
    Is infidelity always immoral?
    Should I eat animals?
    What must we do to fight oppression?
    What is the moral status of children?
    Is pornography immoral?
    What is wrong with academic dishonesty?
    How much loyalty do I owe my employer?
    How much partiality should I dispay toward my friends?
    What do I owe my parents?