A Basis for Morality

When humans try to distinguish themselves from other animal kingdoms, the foundation of morality is one of the most important arguments. Perhaps secondly, to infer as a characteristic feature, the ability to show ethical behavior gives a sense of natural natural order inherent to humans. But if we understand that humanity centricism is abandoned and there is no great difference from other animals, our unique moral behavior will lead to explanation. What force most people to act on morals.

Traditionally, moral values ​​are the reason for censorship. This concept was derived from ancient Rome, "The government appointed staff to oversee public morals." However, censorship based on ethics is very controversial. Some people believe that the government should not force moral or religious beliefs because their beliefs are "evil, evil or wrong". 11 This is a decision to enjoy certain materials

Most believers believe that the morality derived from their religion is superior to other religions and a very general argument that supports religious beliefs is moral behavior without it It is that there is no basis for it. (Please note that this is not a discussion to support the religious truth, but only to support its usefulness.) However, does morality come from religion? More specifically, if we know in a way what God did, and did not want to do, would it be enough to tell us the difference between right and wrong?

This is very interesting. One of the most common prejudice against atheism is that it does not provide a basis for morality. It is widely believed that there is no religious belief, no moral doctrine about religious tradition, no need to worry about eternal punishment or desire for eternal reward. People will be completely selfish and considerate. Atheists are often accused of moral relativism. There is no fundamental moral principle, all morals can adapt to the needs of the present time.

To try to discover a deductive theory of axioms, to decide the basic principles of moral justification based on a direct moral intuition, or to determine reasonable grounds of logical positivism or existentialism. Moral principles are reduced to social decisions or emotional and other irrational reasons. Since Darwin announced through the theory of natural selection evolution, philosophers and scientists have tried to find reasons for moral behavior in the course of evolution.