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1 ) Is GOD necessary in morality?
2 ) Is there morality without GOD?

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1)Yes, I believe God is necessary for morality. God is the source of all that is good and right. Without God, there would be no clear rules about what is right or wrong. For example, in many religions, God teaches us not to steal, lie, or hurt others. These rules help guide people to live a good and meaningful life.

2)No, there is no true morality without God. God is the one who gives us the rules of right and wrong. Without God, people would just follow their own opinions, and there would be no clear standard for what is good or bad. God’s teachings guide us to live a moral life, such as being honest, kind, and respectful.

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Msu College Sabah(2192024090003)

A)Yes.It is because human beings are capable of understanding right and wrong through reason, empathy, and social cooperation.Some people belief in God may inspire or strengthen a person’s moral convictions, it is not necessarily required for moral understanding or behavior. Morality, in this sense, can be rooted in human nature and shared values rather than in divine command.

B) Yes. Becasuse humans are capable of developing moral systems based on reason, empathy, social contracts, and shared human experiences. These secular or humanist moral frameworks do not rely on divine authority but instead focus on values like fairness, compassion, justice, and the well-being of others. morality can exist and even thrive without the need for God, grounded in human reason, empathy, and shared responsibility.

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Sharvin A/L Murali

MSUSP

2062025020020

1) yes, because i believe God is the one who decides what’s right and wrong. Without God, people think there would be no solid rules.

2) yes, even if someone doesn’t believe in God, they can still be kind, honest and fair

it's don’t rely on religion to show humanity and

kindness towards others

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MSU sp

Yes the concept of good is necessary in morality because it forms the foundation of what is considered right or wrong morality is about guiding human actions towards what is good and away from what is harmful or unjust

2) yes many people believe that morality can exist without god moral values can be based on human reason empathy and the need to live peacefully in society .philosophers and secular thinkers argue that people can understand right and wrong

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WONG ZHEN QI /KK BRANCH/ 2102024090023

1. Yes, this is because God is posited as the foundation of absolute right and wrong. By believing in God, humans are more likely to be inspired to act morally. Humans might simply follow their self-interest unless they believe they'll be rewarded or punished by God.

2. Yes , because even without God , humans are capable on using different way on determining right or wrong. This includes using logics, reasoning and empathy in understanding how their actions can cause an impact or consequences on others.

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Cristallyn Shim Nyuk Shan (MSU SABAH BRANCH) (2102025070034)

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Cristallyn Shim Nyuk Shan (MSU SABAH BRANCH) (2102025070034)

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1. Yes. God provides clear moral guidance to lead people to do good things. Belief in god gives people the motivation to act morally and provides hope that justice will be done. For example, the evil will be punished and the good will be rewarded.

2. Yes, there can be morality without god. As long as the people continue to practice to have empathy for others and learn what is right and wrong. Morality is possible without god as it can be based on empathy and shared human values.

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Eldrich Baxter

(2102025070091)

1. Of course God is necessary for morality, God gives us hope and faith in our lives.

2. Yes, there can be morality without God. People can learn to have respect,morals and kindness even without God but belief in God can inspire or deepen someone’s sense of moral duty.

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MADELINE ONICK FOOMIJI (MSU SABAH)

2102024070037

1. Yes. This is because God is a mantle of the good and the bad. By believing in Him, humans have a chance to repent from their sins and teaches them that whenever they fall into temptation; God will always help and guide us to the right path.

2. Perhaps, some religions chose not to believe in God and yet still uphold morality in their lives in belief that 'karma' won't bite back in the afterlife. We are all born with a blank canvas. With guidance and empathy for others, humans would be able to know what is right and wrong even without His Grace's worship.

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Desiree Crystal Gregory / MSU SABAH / 2102025070032 

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Desiree Crystal Gregory / MSU SABAH / 2102025070032 

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1. In my opinion, God is necessary in morality. God, in every religion serves as a moral compass to lead us into doing the right things and avoid ourselves from indulging in wrongdoings and sin. Beliefs like this will avoid us getting led astray to wicked and evil teachings.

2. Yes, it is still completely possible for individuals to have morals and ethics even without having a religion. On the contrary, they adopt morals in less traditional sense by not having one. However, people can still be morally and ethically taught with the upbringing they have at home with the help of their guardians and/or parents. It all starts from home to how they will turn out in the future; with or without religion.

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Deavish Kumarr A/L Ravichandran Msu sungai petani  2062025070014

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Deavish Kumarr A/L Ravichandran Msu sungai petani  2062025070014

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1) Is GOD necessary in morality?
For many people, God is the source of right and wrong religious teachings guide their morals and give meaning to life. But others believe we can be moral without religion, using empathy and reason to choose what’s right.

2) Is there morality without GOD?
Yes, many people live by strong moral values without believing in God. They base their actions on kindness, fairness, and what’s best for everyone. Morality can come from both faith and human understanding.

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MSU sungai petani

2062024070011

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Yes. God is necessary in morality because He provides the ultimate, absolute standard of right and wrong, which human beings alone cannot establish.

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Yes there is morality without God

Because humans are capable of empathy, reason, and cooperation, which naturally lead to moral behavior. People can understand concepts like fairness, kindness, and justice based on human well-being and shared values, even if they don’t believe in God. Morality can come from our humanity itself,

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2062024090004(msu sungai petani)

1.Yes, God is necessary for morality in some perspectives because divine authority provides absolute, objective moral standards.

2.No, morality without God is not possible in some perspectives because divine authority is seen as the source of absolute moral standards.

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1)There are strong arguments on both sides of the hotly contested issue of whether God is required for morality. Theists frequently contend that morality is subjective and relative without God's provision of the basis for objective moral standards and obligations. Secular thinkers, on the other hand, contend that moral reasoning is a human ability that can be developed independently of divine authority through empathy, logic, and social cooperation. Many people also think that although religion can encourage moral behavior, it is not necessary for people to be able to discriminate between good and wrong. In the end, morality can be viewed as either having a heavenly foundation or being a human invention influenced by reason, society, and experience.

2)Indeed, a lot of people contend that morality may exist without from God. on contrast to divine mandates, secular philosophies and humanist ethics suggest that moral norms and principles can be grounded on human reason, empathy, and societal needs. People can comprehend that lying, stealing, and hurting others are bad because they undermine relationships, trust, and communities, not necessarily because they are forbidden by God. Some contend that humans are inherently capable of creating ethical systems by experience, introspection, and shared values, while others maintain that God provides the basis for ultimate moral truths.

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1) God is not always necessary in morality. Some people believe in God and follow moral rules from their religion. But others, even without believing in God, can still be kind, honest, and fair. Morality can come from human understanding, feelings, and caring for others. So, both with or without God, people can choose to do what is right. 2) Yes, there can be morality without God. People can still know what is right and wrong by using their mind, feelings, and thinking about others. Kindness, honesty, and respect can come from human values, not only from religion. So, even those who don’t believe in God can still be good and do the right thing.

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DURGADEVI - 2022023020022 MSU KL SENTRAL (FTW)

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DURGADEVI - 2022023020022 MSU KL SENTRAL (FTW)

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1.Indeed, God is essential to many people's morals because He establishes a constant and impartial standard for what is right and evil. People who believe in God experience moral accountability, feeling that they must answer to a higher force for their deeds. Furthermore, religious teachings—like the Ten Commandments in Christianity—provide unambiguous moral principles that assist individuals in comprehending how to lead morally upright lives.

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Morality can exist without God because humans are capable of using logic, empathy, and social understanding to form moral systems. Throughout history, many societies have developed ethical rules and values even without religious influence. Secular thinkers argue that respect for human dignity, rights, and the well-being of others is a strong foundation for moral behavior, showing that people can live ethically based on reason and shared human values.

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Benjamin Graham Wong Kui Xin / 2102025090047/ MSU College Sabah

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Benjamin Graham Wong Kui Xin / 2102025090047/ MSU College Sabah

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In my opinion, maintaining morality in daily life matters because it shapes how we treat other people and how we live with ourselves. Morality is not just a set of rules, it’s about choosing kindness, fairness, honesty, and responsibility in everyday actions.

When people act morally, trust grows. Friends trust each other, families feel safe, and communities function better. For example, telling the truth, keeping promises, and respecting others helps create relationships where people feel valued and secure.

A society without moral maintainence will negative social phenomenons such as increase in crime rates, increases rate of mischievous communities, dishonesty in younger generation and casual racism

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De Nielsen Dennie 2102025070016 DSP/SABAH

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De Nielsen Dennie 2102025070016 DSP/SABAH

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In my opinion, moral principles are important because they guide people to become responsible and make ethical decisions in daily life. Moreover values such as honesty, respect and responsibility help individuals build trust maintain good relationships. When people follow moral principles, they consider the impact of their actions on others and act with fairness and compassion.

Without morality, society can face many problems such as dishonesty, corruption, crime, and conflict. This is because trust between individuals may break down then making cooperation difficult. Other than that, laws alone cannot control behaviour. Moral values within individuals are also necessary to maintain harmony, social order and a stable, respectful community.

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Charlene Bridggite Chin Zie Yeng 2102024020027

In a country where people come from different religions and cultures, mutual respect is necessary to maintain harmony in society. By accepting and understanding each other’s beliefs, people can live together peacefully without conflict or misunderstanding. This helps create a united community where everyone feels accepted and valued.

Religious diversity also gives people the chance to learn about different traditions and ways of life. In Malaysia, many people join in celebrations like Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Chinese New Year, Deepavali, and Christmas even if they are from different religions. These experiences help strengthen relationships and encourage respect among different communities.

Besides that, a peaceful society can be achieved when people appreciate religious differences instead of judging them. When there is harmony, citizens are able to cooperate and work together for the progress of the country. This contributes to a safer and more stable nation.

Most importantly, respecting religious diversity ensures that every person can practice their religion freely and equally. No one should face discrimination because of their beliefs. Therefore, accepting and respecting religious differences is essential for building a peaceful and successful society.