Philosophy
A set of knowledge that seeks to establish, in a rational manner, the most general principles that organize and guide the knowledge of reality, as well as the meaning of human action.

Ethics and morals
Ethics is the theory that studies morality, while morality is the set of rules that regulate human behavior

The good
That which in itself has the complement of perfection in its own kind, or that which is the object of the will, which neither moves nor can move except for the good, whether true or falsely apprehended as such.

the evil
The opposite of good, that which deviates from what is lawful and honest.

The moral value
It is a set of attitudes and behaviors that are considered correct and ethical to live in society.

The moral act
It is an action that can be classified as morally good or bad, and that is carried out in a context of conflict between reason and inclinations.

Respect for life is the value that implies accepting and respecting the lives of others, and not putting their physical or psychological integrity at risk.

Freedom is the ability to act of one's own free will, without restrictions being imposed, and it is the person's responsibility to assume the consequences of their actions.

The truth
coincidence between what is said, thought or believed and reality.

The conscience
Knowledge of good and evil that allows the person to morally judge reality and actions, especially their own.

respect
It is a feeling of deep admiration for someone or something that arises from their abilities, qualities, and achievements.

Love in the family must be healthy and act, in turn, as that support from which each member finds security to continue growing, to make their own decisions knowing they are respected.

that which is good or beneficial to the majority of people in a community or society.

It is the respect, acceptance and appreciation of the diversity of cultures, ideas, beliefs, languages, forms of expression and means of being human.