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1. How to preserve the moral values ​​of society The treasury of the moral experience of each people is its language. Among the first words to be learned by a person are quite a few that are related to morality: well-bred, naughty… The word is our first moral teacher, because listening to mother’s lullabies, grandmother’s tales, we learn to compare with the notion of […]...
2. When there was a moral From the lessons of world history it is known that sprouts of spirituality have been characteristic of man since ancient times. Archaeological finds indicate that for a long time people began to take care of each other. Despite the harsh living conditions, they cared for the sick and cared for the children, paid homage to […]...
3. Why is the moral of civil society called humanistic With the emergence of man, certain norms of his behavior arise concerning himself, other people and society as a whole: customs, traditions, rules. Moral norms allow us to evaluate people’s actions from the point of view of good and evil. The norms of morality offer the ideal of human behavior. The embodiment of this ideal […]...
4. “Moral qualities of man” composition The kingdom of peace, good and mutual understanding will come only in a society of highly moral people. The concept of morality includes the rules of conduct, spiritual and spiritual qualities necessary for a person in society, as well as compliance with these rules. The ability to live with other people is determined by morality, […]...
5. Composition on a moral theme What is morality? On the one hand, this is a very complex philosophical question, requiring serious reflection. And on the other hand, usually we can fairly clearly determine whether a person has acted morally or not. Well, let’s talk about it. If we dig deeply, we will understand that from time immemorial the source of […]...
6. What are the moral foundations of world religions Throughout centuries of history, people in different parts of the world professed a variety of beliefs. Remember, for example, from the course of world history, who are Amon-Ra, Vishnu, Zeus, Osiris, Shamash, Poseidon, Confucius, Buddha… Over time, people have changed their religious beliefs. So, our ancestors – the Eastern Slavs – were hundreds of years […]...
7. The problem of moral choice Using in the conversation the phrase “real man”, as a rule, both women and representatives of the stronger sex talk about the same type. “Normal muzhiks,” as they call themselves, behave according to the ethical norms of society, value marriage and their family, love loved ones, live “right.” There is no clear definition of what […]...
8. Composition on the topic of moral choice Every day we come across different situations. And often we have to make our choice of how to act and what to prefer. In some cases, a person’s decision can depend not only on his own disappointment or satisfaction, but also on someone’s life. The problem of moral choice has been and will be eternal. […]...
9. Moral values ​​of modern man Throughout the history of human civilization, most people have been striving for good and creation, because they intuitively felt the correctness of this path in life. At the same time at all times there were tyrants and criminals who aspired to power, totalitarianism and wars, as a result of which it was possible to seize […]...
10. How do morality and law relate You already know that the moral norms that work in human society regulate life, the actions of people, oblige them to act so as not to harm others, to be better, kinder and more attentive to each other. There are some among them who say “can not”: steal, tell lies, humiliate and offend other people. […]...
11. What is morality? Morality and the corresponding moral standards are the basis of the civilization and humanity of any society. When morality and moral foundations collapse, society collapses and people degrade, which we can observe in our modern civilization, which is increasingly drowning in vices. Morality is the following of certain Spiritual (moral) Principles: the principles of Honor, […]...
12. Moral issues It is difficult to find a work in the history of literature in which the problems of spirit and morality were not comprehended, moral and ethical values ​​would not be upheld. The work of our contemporary Valentin Rasputin does not constitute an exception in this connection. I love all the books of this writer, but […]...
13. “Moral debt” essay Among the many people indifferent to the grief of other people, who care only for their well-being, there are those who will never refuse to help anyone. And such people help others without any apparent reasons. What motivates people to do noble deeds, forcing them to step over personal well-being to help another person? This […]...
14. The main thing is being human Each society educates its citizens on certain moral norms. Our parents tried to meet the moral principles of the builder of communism. The state defends the democratic principles of the development of society. The encyclopedic dictionary explains the term “morality” as a system of views and perceptions, norms and assessments that regulate people’s behavior. The […]...
15. Who is a cultured person? When the definition of a “cultural person” is given, the first thing that they have in mind is the following: Does the person observe rules and generally accepted patterns of behavior in society-such a philistine code of honor. In principle, this “duty” of a “cultural person” for society ends. For society it is important that […]...
16. “Moral problems” composition The questions of morality, the struggle between good and evil, are eternal. In any literature, we will find works in which they are somehow affected. Even after decades and centuries, we again and again refer to the images of Don Quixote, Hamlet, Faust and other heroes of world literature. The problems of morality and spirituality, […]...
17. Composition on a moral and moral theme The life of a person consists of moments. These moments can be calculated in inches, for example, as in J. Aldridge’s “The Last Inch”, the pilot’s son, at the cost of enormous effort, overcomes inch by inch, saving his father’s life. These moments can be calculated by a leaflet, as in O. Henry’s novella The […]...
18. Composition on the topic “Cultural man” Very often we come across such an expression as a “cultural person”, but, unfortunately, not everyone understands what it means. Why is it so important to be cultured? What are the characteristics of a cultured person and does he exist at all? For millennia our society has come a long way in its development. Beginning […]...
19. When ordinary affairs become duties Moral values ​​are such reference points that indicate the general direction of life. However, each person has his own destiny, his own affairs; we have different characters, different living conditions, and we communicate with very different people. In various life situations, we often have to choose between “I want” and “I must.” Obeying certain requirements, […]...
20. Moral problems in the works of contemporary writers Moral problems in the works of contemporary Russian writers. Our life, the life of our state, its history is complex and contradictory: it combines heroic and dramatic, creative and destructive, striving for freedom and tyranny. The general crisis, in the crooked was our country, led to an understanding of the need for radical restructuring in […]...
21. How does morality affect our actions and behavior? To understand just how morality affects our actions and behavior, remember or imagine such a situation: the student collective takes part in celebrations on the occasion of the jubilee of the school. Participants of the holiday are students, teachers, parents, and other adults – graduates, employees of enterprises and institutions with which the school cooperates. […]...
22. Composition on the topic “Moral problems” Criticism notes that in the writings of a number of our writers a new hero has emerged, thinking about the meaning of life and morality, looking for this meaning, which understands its responsibility in life. Thinking about the problems and vices of society, thinking about how to fix them, such a hero begins with himself. […]...
23. How morality regulates relations between people The influence of morality on the relationship between people can be compared to the old clock on the tower: a pendulum, moved from its place, sets in motion a large wheel that, while slowly rotating, makes the smaller ones move with the arrows attached to them. The pendulum is the prescription of morality, and the […]...
24. “Speech etiquette” composition Etiquette is not just rules of conduct that are accepted and supported in a certain group of people. This is a way of self-identification of society, the ability to create a certain style of behavior, which is considered to be appropriate. And in order to fit into any society, it is necessary to take into […]...
25. The problem of moral choice is the composition of ege In his text, the author A. Vladimirov raises an important problem of responsibility for moral choice. Questions about how the goals put forward by people are correlated with the means that are used to achieve them have worried mankind long ago. Now these issues are no less urgent. At present, the problem of morality and […]...
26. The threat of moral emptiness and its overcoming Moral emptiness, like the new for Charles Dickens ethical category, first appears on the pages of the novel “David Copperfield.” Is it accidental? Dickens, having refused in his work from the mechanical forces that cut the knots of contradictions, and dispelling the illusions of self-deception of their heroes, in a certain sense deprived them of […]...
27. The test for the ability to make moral choices I always do that; I often do this; I sometimes do this; I never do that. You do not let classmates write home assignments. Some of your friends brought drugs to school, you reported this to the class teacher. Once you go with friends from school and pass by an abandoned house with several broken […]...
28. What is social justice? What do the words “fair play”, “fair rule”, “fair judge”, “fair man” mean for you? The concept of “justice” has arisen in human society for a very long time. When it comes to the relationship of people, most often, justice means a correct, objective, unprejudiced attitude toward something or someone. However, the notion of “justice” […]...
29. What are moral values? To understand the essence of the ethical concept of moral values, remember what value you use the adjective valuable. “This book is valuable to me,” Andrei thanked his friend, who gave him the most up-to-date edition of the encyclopedia for children, because Andrei hoped to find in the book answers to many important questions for […]...
30. The Problem of Generation Conflicts The problem of interrelations of generations existed, probably, from the time of the appearance of mankind on Earth. Intergenerational relations, unfortunately, at all times is a complex and urgent problem. A countless number of minds have puzzled over the causes and solution of the problem of the relationship between fathers and children. Why, apparently, the […]...
31. The moral strength of goodness The callousness of the soul is the most terrible disease in the world. A. P. Chekhov said: “Hurry to do good.” If we first simply do not pay attention to someone else’s grief, drown out the voice of our own conscience, convincing ourselves that then we catch up on lost time, and while there are […]...
32. Charles Dickens – a great English realist artist and Victorian moral preacher Charles Dickens is a great writer, the creator of the English realistic novel of modern times. The creative heritage of Dickens is rightfully considered an artistic symbol of the life of England during the Victorian period. In realistic novels created by the writer, Victorian England recognized itself in all its unattractive beauty. As a realistic […]...
33. The problem of man’s moral choice in war Perhaps, in many years people will return to the theme of the Great Patriotic War. But they can restore the events, only having studied the documents, memoirs. It will be later. And now those who bravely rose to defend our country in the summer of 1941 are still alive. Still fresh memories of the horrors […]...
34. Composing a cultured person Translated from the Latin language, the word “culture” means – processing, education, education. This word was used as the opposite of the word “nature” – nature. That is, everything that the human hand touched, all artificial, unnatural – fell under this definition. But, knowing the world around him, a person learned, and from that also […]...
35. What is the power of moral feelings? Based on emotions, people have feelings. They, so to speak, “generalize emotions” and are always connected with someone or something: for example, a feeling of love for a person, for a homeland, for God, a feeling of hatred for the enemy, etc. Unlike emotions, feelings persistent and deep, it is they who make our attitude […]...
36. Christianity and the Church at the dawn of the Middle Ages Christianity appeared in the Roman era, but the world religion became in the Middle Ages, when its organization – the church was formed and strengthened. At the dawn of the Middle Ages the Church hierarchy already existed. In the Western Roman Empire, the head of the church was the pope, and in the Eastern Roman […]...
37. The problem of moral choice is composition What makes a person different from other creatures on earth? The fact that when creating a person, God gave him the mind, the soul, and also the Creator made him free. Free in his choice. The problem of choice is the most important in the life of any person. As it is sung in one […]...
38. “In a true tragedy legitimate moral forces must come into collision on both sides” Hegel asserted: “In a true tragedy, legitimate moral forces must come into collision on both sides.” This idea can be developed on the example of “Antigone”. The tragedy is written on the mythological plot of the Theban cycle. It is not part of the trilogy, as it was in Aeschylus, but is a complete work. […]...
39. Etiquette on etiquette Speech etiquette It is speech that distinguishes a person from an animal. The ability to share our thoughts allowed our species to achieve an unprecedented domination on the planet. The word is at the same time a powerful, powerful and very dangerous instrument that can both bring great good and significant harm. Speech etiquette is […]...
40. The Golden Rule of Ethics The golden rule of ethics is – act with others as you want them to do to you. In different epochs this principle was reflected in religious and philosophical teachings, such as Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Islam. In its essence, this golden rule is the result, crowning the moral laws defined for the person living in […]...