Role of Student in Present Society
Assignment no.1
The topic: Importance of morality teachings in educational institution
Name of the student: Ozair Omar Qureshi
Class: BBA 1B
Enrollment no: 195
Assignment Date: 01/03-10-2012
Submission Date: 06-11-2012
Submitted to: Dr. Mahboobullah
Importance of Morality Teachings in Educational Institutions
Morality is basically principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behaviour.
Positive moral values are important because they allow you to have an overall feeling of peace and joy. Moral values can give meaning and purpose to your life. You are able to direct your behaviour towards beneficial and fulfilling activities.
1. Importance of morality
Morality is nothing more than popular consensus on how people should conduct themselves in society. Good and evil are subjective to those who create them. There is no universal morality; I've heard it argued that there are natural evils and moral evils. Neither is any more existent than the permanence of the minds that consider them so. The Earth cannot be evil. Non-sentient entities cannot feel, so morality is not something that could apply to them. Humans are only evil to the extent in which their particular points of view differ from others, and all of morality is based on fear. Pain avoidance. Since there is no universal good or evil, and considering that man creates the definitions of both, morality is just social glue and a how-to on life. By popular consensus, we deem 'good' to be selfless acts or traits. When a human sacrifices of themselves to better another. When a human values something about his own existence or betterment. That's what we call 'good'. 'Evil' is selfishness or acting purely in self-interest. When a human regards his own existence or happiness as being more worthy of being fulfilled than another human's. If we break down the definitions of both to their basest natures, we find that we are all animals
The topic: Importance of morality teachings in educational institution
Name of the student: Ozair Omar Qureshi
Class: BBA 1B
Enrollment no: 195
Assignment Date: 01/03-10-2012
Submission Date: 06-11-2012
Submitted to: Dr. Mahboobullah
Importance of Morality Teachings in Educational Institutions
Morality is basically principles concerning the distinction between right and wrong or good and bad behaviour.
Positive moral values are important because they allow you to have an overall feeling of peace and joy. Moral values can give meaning and purpose to your life. You are able to direct your behaviour towards beneficial and fulfilling activities.
1. Importance of morality
Morality is nothing more than popular consensus on how people should conduct themselves in society. Good and evil are subjective to those who create them. There is no universal morality; I've heard it argued that there are natural evils and moral evils. Neither is any more existent than the permanence of the minds that consider them so. The Earth cannot be evil. Non-sentient entities cannot feel, so morality is not something that could apply to them. Humans are only evil to the extent in which their particular points of view differ from others, and all of morality is based on fear. Pain avoidance. Since there is no universal good or evil, and considering that man creates the definitions of both, morality is just social glue and a how-to on life. By popular consensus, we deem 'good' to be selfless acts or traits. When a human sacrifices of themselves to better another. When a human values something about his own existence or betterment. That's what we call 'good'. 'Evil' is selfishness or acting purely in self-interest. When a human regards his own existence or happiness as being more worthy of being fulfilled than another human's. If we break down the definitions of both to their basest natures, we find that we are all animals