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    Absolute and Moral Values

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    Moral values are behavioral practices, goals, and habits validated by society through observation, education, conditioning, and social guidelines. They define right and wrong, and what is socially acceptable. Moral values concern how one interacts with others and makes decisions that affect others. They help build character, distinguish right from wrong, boost confidence, shape attitudes and behavior, provide support, and help relationships. Absolute moral principles are based on universal truths about human nature, such as murder being wrong because it violates human nature. Examples include not killing, speaking the truth, respecting others, and treating people in need as you want to be treated.

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    Moral values are behavioral practices, goals, and habits validated by society through observation, education, conditioning, and social guidelines. They define right and wrong, and what is socially acceptable. Moral values concern how one interacts with others and makes decisions that affect others. They help build character, distinguish right from wrong, boost confidence, shape attitudes and behavior, provide support, and help relationships. Absolute moral principles are based on universal truths about human nature, such as murder being wrong because it violates human nature. Examples include not killing, speaking the truth, respecting others, and treating people in need as you want to be treated.

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    Moral values are behavioral practices, goals, and habits validated by society through observation, education, conditioning, and social guidelines. They define right and wrong, and what is socially acceptable. Moral values concern how one interacts with others and makes decisions that affect others. They help build character, distinguish right from wrong, boost confidence, shape attitudes and behavior, provide support, and help relationships. Absolute moral principles are based on universal truths about human nature, such as murder being wrong because it violates human nature. Examples include not killing, speaking the truth, respecting others, and treating people in need as you want to be treated.

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    Absolute and Moral Values

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    ABSOLUTE

    AND
    MORAL
    VALUES MARY ANN N. SISIC
    SDO CALOOCAN
    Moral values are the
    behavioral practices, goals,
    WHAT ARE and habits which are
    validated by the society
    MORAL we’re part of. This set of
    values typically becomes

    VALUES? embedded in our behavior


    through a long process of
    observation, education,
    conditioning, and social
    guidelines.

    BACK TO AGENDA
    WHAT ARE Moral values concern
    themselves with right
    MORAL and wrong. They also
    define what is socially
    acceptable, good or
    VALUES? evil.

    BACK TO AGENDA
    Moral values are ideas
    that society considers
    WHAT ARE important. They are at
    play when a person
    MORAL interacts with the
    wider world or has to
    make a decision that
    VALUES? will have a
    consequence on
    others.

    BACK TO AGENDA
    WHY ARE MORAL VALUES
    IMPORTANT?
    WHY ARE MORAL VALUES
    IMPORTANT?

    1. It Helps
    In Strong
    Character 2. It Helps In
    Building: Distinguishing
    Right From
    Wrong:
    WHY ARE MORAL VALUES
    IMPORTANT?

    3. Boost Self-
    Confidence And
    Positivity: 4. Shapes Attitudes,
    Beliefs And Determines
    Their Adult Behavior:
    WHY ARE MORAL VALUES
    IMPORTANT?

    5. Wards Off
    Negative
    Peer 6. Serves As A
    Support In
    Influence: Tough
    Situations:
    WHY ARE MORAL VALUES
    IMPORTANT?

    7. Helps Them In
    Their
    Relationships With
    Others:
    Absolute -are based on universal
    truths about the nature of
    Moral human beings. For
    example, murder is wrong
    Principles because it goes against the
    natural order of things.

    BACK TO AGENDA
    Below are some examples of

    Absolute
    absolute moral principles:
    •Don't kill.
    •Speak the truth.

    Moral •Be careful with what you say


    and do to others.

    Principles •Respect the property of others.


    •Treat people in need or distress
    as we would want to be treated if
    our situation were reversed.

    BACK TO AGENDA

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