It may affect our subjective moral thougts and influence our decisions and ideals. The church can be used as a mass media, as it does function to teach us of how Jesus taught us how to act and be. ================================================================= VOCABULARY: decisions - conclusions arrived after conciderations morality - sense of right and wrong obedience - submission to the command of another dilemma - puzzle, or something difficult to solve guideline - policy or other indiction for the proper action principle - fundemental law, rule, or code of conduct moral - morality in general, that which is good in particular immoral - that which is bad, how people ought not to act and behave amoral - morally neutral (not bad nor good) actions conscience - human capacity to weigh and evaluate right and wrong personal integrity - quality of showing moral principles by knowing what is right and what is wrong wisdom - insight, good judgment fanatics - those who show excessive enthusiasm or uncritical implication - close connection, consequence Buddah - enlightened one, a representation of Gautamu Buddah Moses - Hebrew prophet eho is associated with the escape from slavery in Egypt prophets - those who speak divinley inspired words (Gods mouthpiece) judgement - decision, discerment homophobia - prejudice against the fear of homosexuals genetics - concerned with how certain characteristics are passes from parent to offspring heredity - can be transmitted genetically from offspring subjective reality - which a person percieves to be so logic - science or reasoning correctly objective reality - that which is so, or exist objective morality - judgement that corresponds subjective morality - judgement concerning the perceived good or badness responsibility - accountable, trustworthiness, reliability emotions - internal sensations and responses that are both mental and physical in nature will - God's given ability to make rational and free decisions repress - hold back so as to keep from naturally expressing society - organized group working together to achieve a cause ethics - moral conduct code of ethics - system of principles philosophy - principles an individual chooses to live by manipulator - one who directly or indirectly tries to control law - binding customs or pracice of a group conformity - agreement in behavior with that of another person cloning - gentic copy of a living being rational - able to reason, for judgement freedom - ability to use our abilities at will intuition - quick perception or understanding, without a solid reason informed conscience - decision-making abilities are moral and abstact transitional - passing from one thinkg or phase to another norms - standards or principles of right actions legitimate - established accordingly to the proper ways autonomy - state of being independant desensitize - made less sensitive or responsive to, be less aware integrity - soundess of moral principles, honesty ================================================================= THE CONSCIENCES THEORIES: 1...
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The church can be used as a mass media, as it does function to teach us of how Jesus taught us how to act and be. ================================================================= VOCABULARY: decisions - conclusions arrived after conciderations morality - sense of right and wrong obedience - submission to the command of another dilemma - puzzle, or something difficult to solve guideline - policy or other indiction for the proper action principle - fundemental law, rule, or code of conduct moral - morality in general, that which is good in particular immoral - that which is bad, how people ought not to act and behave amoral - morally neutral (not bad nor good) actions conscience - human capacity to weigh and evaluate right and wrong personal integrity - quality of showing moral principles by knowing what is right and what is wrong wisdom - insight, good judgment fanatics - those who show excessive enthusiasm or uncritical implication - close connection, consequence Buddah - enlightened one, a representation of Gautamu Buddah Moses - Hebrew prophet eho is associated with the escape from slavery in Egypt prophets - those who speak divinley inspired words (Gods mouthpiece) judgement - decision, discerment homophobia - prejudice against the fear of homosexuals genetics - concerned with how certain characteristics are passes from parent to offspring heredity - can be transmitted genetically from offspring subjective reality - which a person percieves to be so logic - science or reasoning correctly objective reality - that which is so, or exist objective morality - judgement that corresponds subjective morality - judgement concerning the perceived good or badness responsibility - accountable, trustworthiness, reliability emotions - internal sensations and responses that are both mental and physical in nature will - God's given ability to make rational and free decisions repress - hold back so as to keep from naturally expressing society - organized group working together to achieve a cause ethics - moral conduct code of ethics - system of principles philosophy - principles an individual chooses to live by manipulator - one who directly or indirectly tries to control law - binding customs or pracice of a group conformity - agreement in behavior with that of another person cloning - gentic copy of a living being rational - able to reason, for judgement freedom - ability to use our abilities at will intuition - quick perception or understanding, without a solid reason informed conscience - decision-making abilities are moral and abstact transitional - passing from one thinkg or phase to another norms - standards or principles of right actions legitimate - established accordingly to the proper ways autonomy - state of being independant desensitize - made less sensitive or responsive to, be less aware integrity - soundess of moral principles, honesty ================================================================= THE CONSCIENCES THEORIES: 1...
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