short essay on ethics and values
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Moral values are nothing but the THE LESSONS OR LINES THAT MAKES YOU LEARN ABOUT LIFE .Moral values are many times boring to many people but the people who follow them surely will help somewhere to boost you up!!!!! Moral values are the best way to understand life and lead it in a better way!!Moral values like HONESTY, TRUTHFULNESS, HARD WORKING NATURE, GIVING RESPECT TO ELDERS, HELPING OTHERS, MAINTAINING FRIENDLY NATURE WITH ALL PEOPLE, HUMAN RELATIONS etc are some of the examples of moral values.... ETHICS like RAMAYANA, MAHABHARATHA tells us many things about values. Like RAMA character in RAMAYANA who is surely the best role model to make our life simple as possible
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ethics and values
individuals are not born with an ability to understand moral values and apply moral standards. As people mature, their physical, emotional, and cognitive abilities develop and so does their ability to deal with moral issues. Aristotle, an early Greek thinker who proposed one of the most influential theories of ethical thinking in the West, argued that our moral abilities which he called virtues or morally good habits, develop solely through constant practice and repetition, in the same way, he argued, humans acquire their moral abilities and when they are taught and habituated by their families and communities to think, feel and behave in morally appropriate ways. Such vitally important human values as courage, generosity, self-control, temperance, self-control, sociability, modesty, fairness or justice, are all virtues that he discussed and that he believed were acquired through this kind of habituation. And although in order to develop such values one must spare a lot of his time and effort, once they are acquired virtuous behaviour comes easily and naturally.
individuals are not born with an ability to understand moral values and apply moral standards. As people mature, their physical, emotional, and cognitive abilities develop and so does their ability to deal with moral issues. Aristotle, an early Greek thinker who proposed one of the most influential theories of ethical thinking in the West, argued that our moral abilities which he called virtues or morally good habits, develop solely through constant practice and repetition, in the same way, he argued, humans acquire their moral abilities and when they are taught and habituated by their families and communities to think, feel and behave in morally appropriate ways. Such vitally important human values as courage, generosity, self-control, temperance, self-control, sociability, modesty, fairness or justice, are all virtues that he discussed and that he believed were acquired through this kind of habituation. And although in order to develop such values one must spare a lot of his time and effort, once they are acquired virtuous behaviour comes easily and naturally.
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