Why should others do ALL your thinking for you?

Moral, however, has to do with what a particular person thinks of an issue or what stand is taken by him/her. No matter the general view, if you have a definite stand against a particular issue – usually in good way, then you are moral.

In other words, if you stick to the rights, you’re ethical, no matter what you think about the issue. But if you are strongly for the good, it is your own view, then you’re moral.

“Morals are the concepts of what is “good” and what is “bad” and how one should behave given this; they get formed and become a tradition in a certain society for a certain period of time. The moral rules may be very different in different countries or even in the same country in different epochs. Morals are a subjective phenomenon, since most of their rules do not follow from objective necessity and advisability. The moral rules are about how to dress, where and how much one can bare the body, what turns of speech are decent and what are not, what one should be ashamed of, what is “appropriate” to do and what is not, etc.

Ethical principles are objective. They follow from real necessity and advisability.

Ethics is the science about the correct attitude of man:

a) to God (in all of His aspects and manifestations),

b) to other people and to all incarnate and non-incarnate beings,

c) to one’s own life path.”

However, Moral Moral: relating to issues of right and wrong and to how individuals should behave or based on what somebody’s conscience suggests is right or wrong or rather than on what the law says should be done, regarded in terms of what is known to be right or just, as opposed to what is officially or outwardly declared to be right or just. It also means giving guidance on how to behave decently and honorably, good or right, when judged by the standards of the average person or society at large or able to distinguish right from wrong and to make decisions based on that knowledge or a conclusion about how to behave or proceed drawn from a story or event. Similarly, it can defined as a short, precise rule, usually written in a rather literary style as the conclusion to a story, used to help people remember the best or most sensible way to behave or principles of right and wrong as they govern standards of general or sexual behavior.

Moral covers a wider range of human affairs both in terms of individual or group conduct or behaviour, interpersonal relations as well as official and unofficial functions or activities and how we related with our environment.