The Commandments of Society

Have you ever wondered why we have to say "bless you" when someone sneezes? It is considered rude not to open the door to the person following you. We did a lot of small tricks including these, but I did not even think about why I did it. For society to succeed, three things are needed: economy, religion, and, most importantly, a series of rules. These rules and commanders form our society into a strong and stable civilization. Without such commandments, the people's world will be unfair, unsanitary, and modern inhumane.

Look, the commandments are not that bad ... Yes, it does not help kill at all, deceive your partner, lie or greedy (I must see that meaning ). But the Ten Commandments are helping society enter more democratic, moral, and equal places. They did it. They remind us of ways to reach this most civilized and safe lifestyle. But all progress of democracy, academic discussion on morality and international human rights charter, and how we can not lay milk for the rest of my life ... I now have some new commandments I think it is time to take it. This will help us get into the next stage of human evolution. Therefore, there is no further trouble.

A692 The Shibuya "Shiyan" Shiyan explains the rules for living a happy and productive life. Rules often have the same basic concepts as other great societies and religions: clarify your priorities so that you admire and appreciate what you receive and keep in touch with holy ones Pay attention to your parents advice; and basic rules of civil society. A808 Danger and prospects of Jane's online chat (2004) Online social networks offer opportunities to meet and interact with people who are interested. The problem is that since these sites can share information with other sites, personal information can spread all over the world. page 3

Religion, especially Judaism - Christianity may be the best social architectural religion we have. Because if we consider God's Ten Command as the basic rule of society, you will have pretty sound and concise rules. They usually follow Harm's principle, so they are not aggressive (you should act according to your own wishes, not deliberately damaging others directly or indirectly). This may have brought us one of the biggest but most necessary flaws, one of the contradictions between the idea of ​​going to church and the Jewish "spiritual" idea in Christianity. Or in the Catholic Church, the Holy Trinity (father, son, and Holy Spirit / ghost) pays special attention to two paragraphs: