Justified or Unjustified Beliefs (Values) by Jovelyn delos Santos

2024-10-08 11:43:43 UTC

you develop your sense of right and wrong through your parents telling you what is good and bad, through learning the laws of the world as you get older, and also your religious values.

anakastrati — 2024-10-08 11:43:52 UTC

parents image, school, basic knowledge

adaisevcan — 2024-10-08 11:44:29 UTC

This moral navigation emerged through a combination of personal experiences, cultural background, and academic learning. A childhood between the diverse environments of Turkey and Kosovo taught me different ethical frameworks; thus, one more time I realized that morality could be relative but at the same time universal.

ensarcitaku — 2024-10-08 11:44:45 UTC

What is consider to be moral or immoral has mostly been shaped by my culture and societal norms in my country of origin. A larger more direct impact is due to beliefs of my own parents, including my own religion since I am a muslim. I mostly developed my moral compass through percieving actions performed by others and how those affected their surroundings. There are set expectations by my own religion and parents which do to some extent limit me from anything that is considered a wrongdoing such as stealing, or taking substances such as alcohol or drugs.

anakastrati — 2024-10-08 11:44:51 UTC

parents image, school, basic knowledge

leonabeqiri — 2024-10-08 11:44:54 UTC

How did you develop the ability to ‘morally navigate’ the world?

In my life I had so many different cases that I had to decide about what is wrong and right in my life. There were so many factors that affected my decisions, like: family, friends, their experiences and mine, mistakes, beliefs, culture, online experiences, etc.

2024-10-08 11:44:56 UTC

My culture and the social mores of my own nation have largely molded my perception of what is morally right and wrong. Based on religion as well: as Catholic, I have certain moral obligations and am prohibited from doing certain things.

laralambergar — 2024-10-08 11:45:08 UTC

my parents taught me

2024-10-08 11:45:25 UTC

important peoples opinions, like my parents or teachers.

2024-10-08 11:45:58 UTC

What is (/should be) the role of empathy in the construction of our moral framework?

People in a lot of times get there role of empathy with the thing that they are surrounded with like the people, social media/internet, and everything else that people can see or hear. places and cultures that people come from really affect on the way that people have there mindsets.

kanarinademiri — 2024-10-08 11:46:03 UTC

I developed from my parents teaching me whats good and bad, also from school.

2024-10-08 11:46:56 UTC

My development to morally navigate the world is related with my culture and experiences I had throughout my life, by noticing the differences in culture between countries I've visited, I managed to see how important culture is for an individual. Also the environment around myself truly developed this skill more, especially with my mother teaching me about ethics and morals that are considered to be the normal in modern society.

anakastrati — 2024-10-08 12:38:00 UTC

religion, idk.

2024-10-08 12:38:16 UTC

empathy should be used by the individual in their daily life, but by the public sparingly, an individual can use empathy to make human connections, even in simple things such as hating rainy weather together, empathizing with that sadness when it rains, but empathy on a large scale is a tool to be used sparingly, as when empathizing, one may forget the consequences of their actions, and follow blindly with other people who have empathized, and this leads to a group of people's support for something that may destroy the thing they were empathizing over.

2024-10-08 12:41:12 UTC

Empathy improves our moral framework by encouraging compassion, understanding, and ethical behavior, which results in a society that is more fair and compassionate. Making moral decisions that are well-rounded and practical can be ensured by striking a balance between empathy, reason, and critical thinking.

2024-10-08 12:42:48 UTC

mindset yeah

laralambergar — 2024-10-08 12:43:22 UTC

Empathy can influence the person to be good with other and help them when they need because if a person is good with others the others will be good with them.

ensarcitaku — 2024-10-08 12:45:09 UTC

Empathy should be a tool that helps us connect with people in order to find out what causes injustice between various cultures, societies, or religions through laws or any societal norm hindering us from achieving any sort of moral framework. Empathy can allow us to make decisions on behalf of others by grasping the emotions of others and gaining a sense of understanding based on their situation or context. With that being said, empathy helps us form a collective reasoning of what morality should be based on everyone's prior experiences and cultural backgrounds.

kanarinademiri — 2024-10-08 12:46:05 UTC

Empathy plays a big role in shaping our moral framework because it helps with the gap between self-intrest and the well being of others. Moral growth, Moral motivation, Social harmony

2024-10-08 12:46:07 UTC

Empathy should play a crucial role in the construction of our moral framework, however, adopting too much empathy can cause a sense of bias which can do the opposite of constructing our moral framework, that's why it is important to develop the skills of using enough empathy in diverse occasions.

leonabeqiri — 2024-10-08 12:47:41 UTC

Since empathy brings us closer to the thoughts and feelings of other individuals, it should be at the heart of our moral conception and, therefore, guide moral decisions. It strengthens the bonds between individuals and arouses acts of selflessness, thus leading to cooperation and mutual aid. In regard to moral issues, the development of empathy boosts compassion and respect; from this, there is achieved an equal society-even though one must sometimes balance feelings of empathy with reason to avoid prejudices.