Topic: What do you believe is moral? (Read 17784 times)
lol those question really convemced me to steel money from op now :p i pressed yes for all those 10questions amd again and again it asked the almost same question agaian and again
Honest and not a scammer, don't learn from Eric Voorhees and his employee dana chen(Chinese bitch and dirty hooker)
Ahahaha Stealing is wrong no matter who does it, but would t be considered stealing if it was the law?
Good question. Consider. Trading is simply stealing. After all, each trader thinks he is getting the better deal in a trade, or he wouldn't trade. So, stealing is moral if it is done correctly.
Bump as this year people designate someone to hire people to steal.
+1gonna ask what is wrong with this survey talking about " Would it be morally wrong if...hire... to steal... " until Taxation is theft
Ahahaha Stealing is wrong no matter who does it, but would t be considered stealing if it was the law?
10/10 
I strongly believe that moral is the best weapon as a human being.
So its 10/10.
If you look at the history, you will see that definition of moral in our societies changed many times over years and centuries.
So, it's obvious that moral is not absolute but relative category.
If so, can we believe that today's moral is right?
I don't think so.
Because of it, I believe only in one moral, which didn't changed 6 000 years and still guide people and teach them what is right and what is wrong.
This moral is written in ''Ten commandments'' in the Bible.
This moral will never change and it's absolute.
It's guidance how to live good life and how to go to the heavenly Kingdom.
So, it's obvious that moral is not absolute but relative category.
If so, can we believe that today's moral is right?
I don't think so.
Because of it, I believe only in one moral, which didn't changed 6 000 years and still guide people and teach them what is right and what is wrong.
This moral is written in ''Ten commandments'' in the Bible.
This moral will never change and it's absolute.
It's guidance how to live good life and how to go to the heavenly Kingdom.
Moral is, love God above all things, and, love your neighbor as yourself. Since God came in the form of Jesus Who was a man as well as God, the whole thing of morality revolves around, LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR AS YOURSELF, because God made Himself to be our neighbor when He came as the man Jesus.
What do you need in life? Food, water, air, clothing, housing, freedom, some socializing, you-answer-with-some-others... and love. Love others with these things, including God, to the extent you can love Him like this. After all, the REAL God Almighty has told us that we are gods in at least two places in the Bible.
So, love is the most moral thing that exists.
NOTE: Don't love the devil. He and his demons are not man or God. They are not our neighbor. But love the good angels, because they are neighbors of God Almighty, up there in Heaven.
If you look at the history, you will see that definition of moral in our societies changed many times over years and centuries.
So, it's obvious that moral is not absolute but relative category.
If so, can we believe that today's moral is right?
I don't think so.
Because of it, I believe only in one moral, which didn't changed 6 000 years and still guide people and teach them what is right and what is wrong.
This moral is written in ''Ten commandments'' in the Bible.
This moral will never change and it's absolute.
It's guidance how to live good life and how to go to the heavenly Kingdom.
So, it's obvious that moral is not absolute but relative category.
If so, can we believe that today's moral is right?
I don't think so.
Because of it, I believe only in one moral, which didn't changed 6 000 years and still guide people and teach them what is right and what is wrong.
This moral is written in ''Ten commandments'' in the Bible.
This moral will never change and it's absolute.
It's guidance how to live good life and how to go to the heavenly Kingdom.
Got the whole 10. Of course we are all aware of what is moral and not. Even an elementary students would know things like stealing is moral or not. Anything that we could hurt and would affect someone through bad things that we inflict on them is considered immoral.
Bump as this year people designate someone to hire people to steal.
My moral code is being myself all the time.
And the simplest to follow is never doing to others what I wouldn't like them doing to me.
Not trying to fake also helps, too.
I think that's it.
And the simplest to follow is never doing to others what I wouldn't like them doing to me.
Not trying to fake also helps, too.
I think that's it.
The definition of 'moral' is limited/shaped by one's own fears and is an exercise in selfishness. 'Moral' is the root of self-righteousness. And I'm sure everybody knows what self-righteousness leads to. Your questions appear to offer the freedom of choice when in fact there is overwhelming pressure to answer 'yes'. Nice.
Take this quick 10 (or less) question morality survey.
http://kwiksurveys.com/s.asp?sid=9fgng77f80xbtr9177028
Tell us how far you got.
http://kwiksurveys.com/s.asp?sid=9fgng77f80xbtr9177028
Tell us how far you got.
Spoiler Taxation is theft
If you made it this far you may have already understood the concept that taxation is theft or you may not have thought of it in such terms.
I tried to take the quiz, but it kept on freezing-up on me?
If you don't have any type of god or ultimate being morality is very subjective
Morality is just the question of what is right and what is wrong.
Just because your religion spells it out for you, does not mean that those that do not have such structure cannot tell what is right and what is wrong.
but thing is that its their opinion its not a set of rules its just someone's opinion.
http://rightwingnews.com/john-hawkins/without-god-all-morality-is-subjective/
sorry its some right wing news outlet but I think its still a good read.
We have laws also. Some people might think that those laws determine what is right and wrong (moral). Actually I have spoken to many people who believe that laws are the definition of morals.
when is was a little kid like 5 I use to think this but like most people I realized its more about perspective.
We believe because we can't otherwise.
We can! If you don't have any type of god or ultimate being morality is very subjective
Morality is just the question of what is right and what is wrong.
Just because your religion spells it out for you, does not mean that those that do not have such structure cannot tell what is right and what is wrong.
but thing is that its their opinion its not a set of rules its just someone's opinion.
http://rightwingnews.com/john-hawkins/without-god-all-morality-is-subjective/
sorry its some right wing news outlet but I think its still a good read.
We have laws also. Some people might think that those laws determine what is right and wrong (moral). Actually I have spoken to many people who believe that laws are the definition of morals.
Take this quick 10 (or less) question morality survey.
http://kwiksurveys.com/s.asp?sid=9fgng77f80xbtr9177028
Tell us how far you got.
http://kwiksurveys.com/s.asp?sid=9fgng77f80xbtr9177028
Tell us how far you got.
i say 10 yes
someone who stole it immoral
If you don't have any type of god or ultimate being morality is very subjective
Morality is just the question of what is right and what is wrong.
Just because your religion spells it out for you, does not mean that those that do not have such structure cannot tell what is right and what is wrong.
but thing is that its their opinion its not a set of rules its just someone's opinion.
http://rightwingnews.com/john-hawkins/without-god-all-morality-is-subjective/
sorry its some right wing news outlet but I think its still a good read.
What is moral? Simple, separate politics and business! Of course it will never happen!
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