Look at the 10 commandments.....It'll answer your question and some.
Frans Svensson has written: 'Some basic issues in Neo-Aristotelian virtue ethics' -- subject(s): Ethics, Virtues
Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, believed that Jesus had taught some of the greatest moral principles, but that the four evangelists had added false stories of miracles and claims that Jesus was divine. He sought to promote the morals of the ancient philosophers, Jewish ethics and the teachings of Jesus.
Some basic rules include honesty. If members of a business are honest, they will be able to earn the stakeholders' trust. Another basic rule to adhere to is fairness- the just and equal treatment of all stakeholders.
They all pray to the same God and call for good morals and good deeds.
Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, believed that Jesus had taught some of the greatest moral principles, but that the four evangelists had added false stories of miracles and claims that Jesus was divine. He sought to promote the morals of the ancient philosophers, Jewish ethics and the teachings of Jesus.
Catholics do not adhere strictly to the laws outlined in the book of Leviticus, as it is part of the Jewish Torah. However, some principles and teachings from Leviticus are considered relevant, such as moral guidelines and teachings on social justice.
Civics makes some rules and regulation which from the basic of individulals and collective progress. The aim of ethics is also the samr that moral values should not be ovet looked whrn rules anf regulation are framed.
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Christian answerYes. Faithful humble Jews followed Jesus' example, directing praise and honor to God. (Mark 10:17, 18; Matthew 4:8, 10) Jewish answerAccording to Judaism, the answer is No, unless they ignored him, since some of his teachings are not in keeping with Jewish beliefs.
There are 613 commandment which are the basis for thousands of laws and customs. The most basic law is: Love your neighbor as yourself.
Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, believed that Jesus had taught some of the greatest moral principles, but that the four evangelists had added false stories of miracles and claims that Jesus was divine. He sought to promote the morals of the ancient philosophers, Jewish ethics and the teachings of Jesus. Jefferson edited the four Gospels to produce a thin book that is now called "The Jefferson Bible", literally creating it with a razor and paste. This included the philosophical and moral teachings of Jesus but omitted all claims to miracles or to his divinity.