Question

define one's own values towards self and society​

Answer 1

Answer:

EXAMPLE:

As a child I believed in magic, miracles, Jesus, God, and Christianity. As an adult, I still believe in magic and miracles, but now know religion is all a lie. I have a solid and educated reason for this change, it’s called education, evidence, science, and actual, fact based history.

Society leads us to believe many, many untruths about our world based on “programming”. we are all programmed as children to believe certain things about life that are either just completely inaccurate or insanely untrue.

Men write laws to make things illegal that should never even be considered for a law. Men decide what’s moral or immoral based entirely on their own “programming” and opinion. Schools program children and teach them what the schools feel the children “need to know” while not teaching them how to learn. Churches of all religions program the masses to be perfect Sheeple and to ignore injustice. They also program them to be subservient and docile.

We are told what is right to wear, eat, hate, love, drink, etc. we are controlled by many groups of people in our lives on a daily basis.

My personal value system that I have achieved for almost 50 years now is free as possible from this programming.

I don’t jump to conclusions or judge others without plenty of actual evidence. If someone tells me I should hate someone or something, I always ask why? I try to trust everyone as much as possible where I can until they prove themselves to be untrustworthy. I immediately reject and opinion that seems to be biased against a race, a group, or a people because I’m nowhere near a racist or a bigot.

I’m not perfect, nor am I trying to be any version of perfection. I’m just me and I’m trying to be the best version of me I can be.

Explanation:

mark me brainliest and follow me ✌️......guys I am not Christian but Muslim

Answer 2

The standard of our work and all our relationships are influenced by our values and convictions and what you believe is what we feel.

• Our morals and values affect us and the society around us. The certain morals followed must be -  
• Towards Self -

1. We should not impose our morals and beliefs on someone and vice versa.
2. Kindness is the way we wish to be treated by others, hence we should be kind.
3. An individual must always practice forgiveness.
4. We should always keep a check on our personal and physical attributes.

• Towards Society -

1. We should showcase gratitude towards others and our society.
2. We must respect the rules and regulations set out by society.
3. The environment is ours, practices such as environmental awareness and sustainability must be followed.
4. An individual must also follow respect, civility, and solidarity towards society.