Home | How It Works | Stats Login | Register         Case: What I Want To Do With My Life In your English class your students are assigned a project, which needs prior approval, of giving a speech on the topic of ‘What I Want To Do With My Life'. One student, who is Catholic, wants to become a priest. His speech tells about his church, their fundamental beliefs, and his reasons for entering the priesthood. You allow the speech. Were any code of ethics principles violated? Solution: (Rates are posted for this solution!) We live in a nation founded on the principals of religious freedom. That right is guaranteed in the constitution and can not be stripped away for any reason at all. Let the child speak. A priest is a noble thing to aspire to be. Except for the celibacy thing. Ouch.