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Who wrote Observe good faith and justice towards all nations cultivate peace and harmony with all religion and morality enjoin conduct and can it be that good policy does not equal enjoined it?
George Washington http://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/washing.asp
Who Wrote this Quote Observe good faith and justice towards all nations Cultivate peace and harmony with all Religion and Morality enjoin this conduct and can it be that good policy dose not equ?
George Washington http://avalon.law.yale.edu/18th_century/washing.asp
Can a person be ethical or moral and not be religious. How is morality connected to religion?
ethics and morals are not the creatation of religion, peoples long before religion had them. religion just claims to be the keepers of them as their own. Even animals have rules of conduct that they live by when living in groups.
What has the author W R Washington Sullivan written?
W. R. Washington Sullivan has written: 'Morality As A Religion' -- subject(s): Ethics, Conduct of life, Religion and ethics, Ethical culture movement
What are different types of fact finding?
conduct interviews observe operations conduct a user survey research
The character of being in agreement with the standards of right conduct?
Morality
The character of being in agreement with the standards of right conduct is?
Morality
The character of being in agreement with the standards of right conduct is called?
morality
What is the connection between discipline and morality?
discipline plays vital role in body and mind coordination. morality is applicable in behavior and code of conduct morality is the mirror of inner personality
How is religion a source of morality?
This topic can not easily be answered in a short statement. Many people have spent their whole lives answering this question. However, morality is often defined as a system of moral conduct put forth by a society. A society's religion often defines its system of moral conduct. So, your question is a little bit like asking, "what are the similarities between a car and its wheels?" The fun starts when one considers issues like: Religion is not the only definer of morality. What happens when one system of morality comes into contact with another? How do we know which system of morality is correct?
Why did Priests conduct torture?
They submerged their own morality to increase the power of the church.
Name of the code of conduct of the religion Hinduism and explain the code of conduct.?
Dharma
