Though one has moral values, advertising is promoted in such a way that those highly prized morals and values begin to weaken the other side of our nature.Consequently the desire for want takes over that which we had held in check for so long. Advertising promotes in us the lesser value of "I must have" rather than "I can do without".
Though our high standards have stood us in good stead for so long, there is also the other side of us which asks "I wonder what it would be like?". There are none that I know that have not succumbed to this temptation at some time in their lives.
It is a case of "It will not hurt just this once".
They can, but not always good ones.
Most religions teach morals through the use of stories and anecdotes. For example, the Bible is full of stories that try to teach us to act a certain way. Each story has moral to it. They also try to teach us moral values through strict rules, like the 10 commandments. If you don't follow the rules, you may be punished in the afterlife, so fear is also used to help enforce the morals they teach.
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Faith and morals.
People typically learn morals from their parents. There are some schools and classes that teach moral learning. Moral Learning and Dr. Sears are great sites to learn about morals.
that depends upon your morals.. most rap tends to not be so good for setting examples of good morals. dont get me wrong i listen to some but its not the best for people to listen to.
Bad guys were punished, good guys rewarded.
I do believe they may teach lessons in morals and ethics from the religious teachings. Sometimes the old ways can tell us how to love one another.
yes to evil They are stupid, patronizing, and as a joke called evil, but no, they teach good will and morals.
It wasn't meant to teach us anything. Greek myths didn't have morals built into them. The message of that story was one of Athens' superiority over Crete. The Minoans were depicted as wicked, lustful and evil, while the Athenians as noble, helpful, and heroic. I think that's clear enough.
Simply put; Lack of morals. Advertisements are geared to peak our interests and two things that leave a lasting impression are violence and sex. Children and youth are impressionable and believe most of what they see on TV and in magazines.
yes to evil They are stupid, patronizing, and as a joke called evil, but no, they teach good will and morals.
The Panchatantra teach lessons/morals, just as Aesop's fables.