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Morality (from the Latin moralitas "manner, character, proper behavior") has three principal meanings.

In its first, descriptive usage, morality means a code of conduct or belief concerning matters of what is moral or immoral (these words are commonly misplaced with right or wrong which are words of logic not morality). In its descriptive use, morals are arbitrarily and subjectively created by society, philosophy, religion, and/or individual conscience. An example of the descriptive usage could be "common conceptions of morality have changed significantly over time." The arbitrariness of morality stems from the observation that actions that may be deemed moral in one culture in time may not be classified as such in others or in a different time. The subjectiveness of morality is shown by the observation that actions or beliefs which by themselves do not seem to cause overt harm may be considered immoral, e.g. marrying someone of the same or opposite gender, being an atheist or a theist, etc. Descriptive morality does not explain why anything should be considered immoral, only that it may be classified so. While for the most part immoral acts are classified as such because they cause clear harm, this is not by any means an all encompassing criterion; it's possible that many moral beliefs are due to prejudice, ignorance or even hatred.

In its second, normative and universal sense, morality refers to an ideal code of belief and conduct which would be preferred by the sane "moral" person, under specified conditions. In this "definitive" sense, claims are made such as "Killing is immoral." While descriptive morality would not necessarily disagree that killing is immoral, it would prefer to say, "Many believe that killing is immoral." A refined adherence to this latter position is known as moral skepticism, in which the unchanging existence of a rigid, universal, objective moral "truth" is rejected.[1]

In its third usage, 'morality' is synonymous with ethics. Ethics is the systematic philosophical study of the moral domain.[2] Ethics seeks to address questions such as how a moral outcome can be achieved in a specific situation (applied ethics), how moral values should be determined (normative ethics), what morals people actually abide by (descriptive ethics), what the fundamental nature of ethics or morality is, including whether it has any objective justification (meta-ethics), and how moral capacity or moral agency develops and what its nature is (moral psychology).[3]

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1. Zodiac Signs Attracted to a Female Sagittarius
November 19, 2009

The male Sagittarius, Aries, Leo, Aquarius and Libra are the zodiac signs that are attracted to a female Sagittarius. Sagittarius, represented by an archer, is a fiery sign. That is why it is no surprise that females born under this sign have a strong personality in regards with justice, morality and even her energy and versatility. Sagittarian women are very independent and they love freedom. They are always ready to explore and meet new adventures. They love the outdoors, sport-related activities, and travelling. These females are highly spirited, lively and straightforward. The S... (read more)

Author: Meliza Mateo

2. The Three Rs of Prophetic Warning - Old Time Stuff that still Works Today
November 01, 2009

Due to the emphasis on the R sound (phoneme) in reading, writing and arithmetic early American pioneers and settlers coined the phrase “reading, riting and ritmetic.” It was repeated often in regards to getting a good education. Although spelled wrong the point was always transparent. In the issuance of prophetic utterance there is also a three Rs, spelled correctly they are redemption, renewal and rebuke. It serves well to consider another phrase often used in America usually as a means of expressing some disdain. The phrase ‘organized religion’ is often used to describe something that ... (read more)

Author: Michael Bresciani

3. A Chat with David Barton and Rick Green
November 01, 2009

How did you become concerned in your present ministry? In late 1987, I very providentially discovered that following the high court decisions in 1962-1963 removing voluntary college prayer and Bible reading from public schools that academic achievement scores plummeted, student crime soared, and measures of student morality skyrocketed ( e.g, teen pregnancies, STD rates, and so on. ). I also revealed that early court judgments on issues we are facing today ( e.g, prayer in public areas, Bible reading in faculties, public porno, and so on. Those early courts cited the first papers of the F... (read more)

Author: Emanuel Bauer

4. A Chat with David Barton and Rick Green
November 01, 2009

How did you become involved in your current ministry? In late 1987, I very providentially discovered that following the supreme court calls in 1962-1963 removing voluntary school prayer and Bible reading from public colleges that academic feat scores plummeted, student crime lifted, and measures of student morality skyrocketed ( e.g, teen pregnancies, STD rates, etc . ). That research, based mostly on cabinet-level Fed. statistical data, resulted in the publication of our first book, America : to hope or Not to pray . I also found that early legal rulings on issues we face today ( e.g, pr... (read more)

Author: Clint Callahan

5. Victorian Christmas Decorations
October 27, 2009

Lush and lavish are the key concepts in Victorian Christmas decorations. Rich colors, luxurious fabrics, and splendidly over-the-top embellishments make this style the epitome of sumptuous holiday elegance. The Victorian period (1837-1901) was known for strict rules of behavior that regulated everything from ettiquette to morality, but the styles, fashions, and tastes of the day were anything but Puritanical. In both Europe and the US a burgeoning middle class were enjoying the economic effects of the industrial revolution, and they reveled in displaying their newfound affluence. In ... (read more)

Author: RA Butters

6. Moral Equivalence and Religious Freedom
October 21, 2009

My left-leaning acquaintances consistently attempt to convince me that all religions are equally good and equally bad. This is one instance of the doctrine of "moral equivalence." The trouble is, moral equivalence just isn't true. If you and I were to meet on the street, I could smile at you or I could punch you in the nose. Few would claim that these acts are morally equivalent. And yet if these acts are promoted by a religion, our brothers on the left would have us believe that they are the same. Religions are more than the acts of their adherents. Every religion maintains a s... (read more)

Author: Robert Bell

7. Innovative Petition website provides the unique opportunity to start a free online petition
October 22, 2009

The diversity in public perceptions and opinions is phenomenal, varying dramatically and often reflecting those viewed by close family members and respected peers. There are certain subject areas, which through personal relations or for reasons of morality spark controversy and passion amongst the masses. Starting a petition and gaining support for whatever it may entail is perhaps the most effective method of broadcasting a set belief as well as highlighting a commitment to any subject matter. Petition is an online site offering individuals, passionate enough, the opportunity to start a petit... (read more)

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8. An Interview with David Barton and Rick Green
October 16, 2009

Of all of the dispositions and habits which lead to political prosperity, religion and morality are essential supports. GEORGE WASHINGTON The temporary exposition of the Constitution of the U. S. NOAH WEBSTER, REVOLUTIONARY infantryman, teacher Had the people, in the Revolution, had a suspicion of any effort to war against Christianity, that Revolution would have been strangled in its cradle. It [Christianity] must be considered as the foundation on which the entire structure rests. In this age there may be no substitute for Christianity ; that, in its general guidelines, is the great ... (read more)

Author: Kenny Roman

9. The Victorian Fireplace Mantel
October 05, 2009

The Victorian era was often referred to as The Battle of the Styles, due to the existence of the many decorative designs from previous eras. Depending on a family's status, the Victorian fireplace mantel was made from slate, marble, wood or stone. The early and mid-Victorian period preferred the Gothic and Elizabethan styles: the Gothic was associated with the true Christian doctrine of morality, honesty and purity and the Elizabethan era invoked nostalgia for a chivalrous bygone age. The later Victorian age was affected by a mixture of styles. In direct contrast to the Georgian, Elizabet... (read more)

Author: Sarah Symonds

10. "You Can't Say That on TV!" -- Bob Hope vs. the Network Censors
October 05, 2009

Official web site of THE LAUGH MAKERS: A Behind-the-Scenes Tribute to Bob Hope's Incredible Gag Writers By Robert L. Mills (Excerpted from "THE LAUGH MAKERS: A Behind-the-Scenes Tribute to Bob Hope's Incredible Gag Writers" (c) copyright 2009 by Robert L. Mills and published by Bear Manor Media. www.bereftontheleft.blogspot.com) Having possessed a "naughty little boy" streak all of his life, from his earliest days in radio, Bob Hope took great glee in seeing how far he could push the envelope without clashing with NBC's taste and morals overseers known officially as "Standards ... (read more)

Author: Robert Mills

11. How to Tell That Your Spouse is Cheating on You
September 17, 2009

It is amazing how much morality levels in the society have dropped. Many married people are finding it normal to drag a third party into their marriage while acting like nothing is going on.So how can one tell that their spouse has something up their sleeves? There is the usual excuse of working late which should give a hint. This is one of the oldest tricks in the book, that is used but if it runs for too long, it becomes questionable.The other common trend is where a spouse walks out of the room when receiving telephone calls. It may also be noticeable that the calls are answered in whispers... (read more)

Author: Stephen Kavita

12. Ethical Issues That Affect the Success of a Business
September 11, 2009

Ethics refers to a prescribed or accepted code of conduct. Ethical issues are a set of moral values that need to be addressed while carrying out business. Businesses operate in a society that is structured around moral values. Therefore, when conducting its operations, a business has certain responsibilities which are to provide the society with quality goods and services that will improve the people's living standards.In order to survive, a business needs to maintain its customers. Product packaging is one way of ensuring a business maintains its existing customers and also acquire new custom... (read more)

Author: Stephen Kavita

13. The Key to Emotional Stability
September 09, 2009

In traditional education, lying is universally abhorred. Children are taught that one should tell the truth under any circumstances. Such paradigm is usually reinforced with morality tales of liars who suffer terrible punishments. However, when children grow up and become adolescents, they realize that some details do not match in the story they've been told. The extreme emotionality of teenagers is linked to their moral awakening. At thirteen, they complain that people don't follow the principles they preach. At fourteen, they point out inconsistencies between ideals and facts. At fiftee... (read more)

Author: John Vespasian

14. Eliot Spitzer & Human Morality
August 26, 2009

I know next to nothing about Eliot Spitzer. Until this week, I didn't even know he was the governor of New York, nor did I care. All I know about him I found out in the last week from news releases and opinion articles about his follies with some prostitute and his subsequent capture by the morality brigade. I must say that the moment the news broke I had mixed feelings about the whole episode. On the one hand I thought, "So what? He's a politician. He deserves it. We all know they're all corrupt anyway. Just look at the Deborah Jeane Palfrey case." Funny how we don't hear much about that anym... (read more)

Author: Rohit dharkhari

15. A Look into the Morality of Military Research into Automated Robots
August 14, 2009

The Growing Trend of Robot Weapons The concept of a robot soldier has long been etched into society with the help of media and science fiction. Indeed, the concept of an automated machine going to the battle field plants the idea that wars would bring less death as a result of having less human soldiers on the field. However, this is a grave misconception and the continued leaning towards the use of automated machines in war could prove to be more disastrous than it is promising. The mere convenience of being able to program, command and control robots from a relatively safe distanc... (read more)

Author: Andrew Newell

16. Genealogy in Georgia
August 14, 2009

You have to consider that the family is the most important member of society. Besides, without family, there would be no society and there will only be a bunch of people living in a country. The family determines the future of society and they are also the ones responsible in building morality and character to the future leaders of the world, which are the children. This is why you should know about your family's past and honor your ancestors who have made you what you are today. If you live in Georgia all your life, it is possible that your ancestors have lived in this particular state a... (read more)

Author: Alvin Mitchell

17. Read the Forgotten Laws
August 10, 2009

Jog Proctor from The Secret is well branded in support of his understanding of the Law of Attraction. The challenge is folks still struggled with bearing in mind the secret. Many felt the law of attraction did not drudgery. This is since at hand are other morality you need to understand to fully realise your dreams and the law of attraction. These are the 11 gone Laws. Many folks adage The Secret and tried to drudgery with the Law of Attraction. At times they were winning, other epoch they were not. Why is it to facilitate while you think you gain worked something in a daze, the Law... (read more)

Author: Joshua Sullivan

18. Learn about the 11 Forgotten laws
August 10, 2009

Bobble Proctor from The Secret is well notorious in support of his understanding of the Law of Attraction. The dilemma is intimates still struggled in the manner of considering the secret. Many felt the law of attraction did not employment. This is for the reason that near are other morality you need to understand to fully realise your dreams and the law of attraction. These are the 11 elapsed Laws. Many intimates adage The Secret and tried to employment with the Law of Attraction. Every now and then they were unbeaten, other era they were not. Why is it with the aim of once you thi... (read more)

Author: Joshua Sullivan

19. Heart Jewelry
July 21, 2009

Why would we give of the Heart Jewelry? What is the meaning behind all heart necklace jewelry? To begin the heart is in the center of our being, is one of the organs that allow us to live. Great affection and love are the usual sense of the gift of heart of the piece of jewelry. Among other things the heart symbol is a representation of importance to religion and charity. Heart Jewelry can also personify spirituality, morality, emotions, and even intellect. The soul can also be characterized by the heart, seeing that the soul is supposed to be in the center of your being. Valentine's Day ... (read more)

Author: Custom Jewelry

20. How To Read People By Their Silver Bracelets
July 21, 2009

Why do some of us feel naked without our jewellery? Is it that the part it has played in our mating rituals and religious lives is so deeply embedded in the mass consciousness? Yet there are some people who wear no jewellery, so this hardly explains it for everyone. Jewellery communicates about prestige, wealth, elegance, sexiness, individuality, morality, superstition and much more. Clothes communicate about us also but not in this way. These days both men and women wear silver bracelets, although still more women than men. So how can we read people by their silver bracelets and silver jewell... (read more)

Author: Jackie Bourke

21. How to Acquire Entrepreneurial Reflexes
July 21, 2009

Aristotle was a great philosopher, but the one thing that he never managed to understand was entrepreneurship. In the "Nichomachean Ethics," his essay on justice and morality, he saw society as a market where human desires are stable and each product possesses a fair price. One does not need to look long at the world to realize that Aristotle's view of work and commerce was highly unrealistic. The truth is that prices vary incessantly and new products appear daily on the market. Jobs are created by growing ventures and lost by dying industries. Things change, markets move, and money circu... (read more)

Author: John Vespasian

22. Antisocial Behavior in Children: How Much Role Does Parenting Play
July 07, 2009

Antisocial Behavior in Children: How Much Role Does Parenting Play Aditi M Sengupta, Eastern Michigan University Abstract: Moral development begins early in life.According to the cognitive theory the ways in which people learn begins when they start to perceive , it depends mainly on the feedback from the parents and elders and others who are associated in understanding the good behaviors which will seek reward and in appropriate behavior which leads to punishment. They learn the right and wrong as they move on being consistent with the parental discipline and the reactions of... (read more)

Author: Aditi Sengupta

23. Jehovah's Witnesses Morality And The Way They Live Their Lives
June 29, 2009

The Christian-based religion that Jehovah’s Witnesses follow is absolutely fascinating. There are so many elements to it that you can literally get lost in all the information if you were not raised within a home following the religion. However, there is one element above all others that you will notice and take away from the start. If you are to learn one thing about Jehovah’s Witnesses it is that their core beliefs and practices have one central factor to them – a strong sense of right and wrong. Morality is incredibly important and has a huge impact on their everyday lives. Morality ar... (read more)

Author: Alex Best

24. The Civil War and Slaves in America
June 25, 2009

Federal laws against slavery were not proposed, as they already existed. The further spread of slavery needed to be controlled. The south part feared that it would lose the control of the federal government to antislavery forces and the northern feared that the slave powers already controlled the government. There was sectional disagreement over the morality of slavery, the scope of democracy and the economic merit of free labor versus the slave plantation caused conflict. Almost all inter -regional crises involved slavery. The religion threatened to undermine the European authority becau... (read more)

Author: Rachel Hewlett

25. Changing Ways of Sending Rakhi
June 14, 2009

Raksha Bandhan is an auspicious occasion to rejoice the unifying and ever-lasting bond of love, care and respect between brothers and sisters. The festival conveys the special message of righteousness, well-being and harmony among all sections of society. Rakhi celebration enhances a form of morality, security and amity. This wonderful custom of Rakhi tying has turned out so much a part of Indian culture that it tempts brothers and sisters to reach out to each other. This also creates togetherness and strengthen the emotional bonding of the family. Those people who do not get a chance to... (read more)

Author: Dipa Negi

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