The Greek word for ethics, ethos, originally stood for:

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The Greek word ethos originally referred to the inner character or disposition of a person. It was later used to describe the guiding beliefs or values of a group or society, and eventually came to refer to the branch of philosophy concerned with morals and values (ethics). While physical beauty (A) and religious faith (D) were valued in Ancient Greek culture, they were not the original meaning of ethos. Social justice (B) was also a concern in Ancient Greece, but it was not the original meaning of the word ethos either.

The Greek Word for Ethics, Ethos, Originally Stood For