The Origins of Morality

[@EthicalAthiest]

But they still haven't answered the question of the origin of morality...... If it is a social construct then how people develop it.... What is the origin of it

[@Dman9fp]

In most likely early post caveman days of organized societies, those that could keep their populations from fighting inside the group too much (rule them by fear and guilt by having super-natural cult laws) could cooperate better and outcompete less resilient and cohesive groups / societies better

[@epwep]

Scripture of religions

[@c.p.vajraveluratnam2636]

On this topic Morals, morality band values ravanaadigalar clearly explained to Manimegalai; more and more relate to Buddhism.Very apt to the goons now CPV.RATNAM

[@djlookwood]

Those whose natural empathy is intact have no need for rules. It is the disruption of the natural, biologically mandated child-mother bonding processes that is the most precise predictor of the emergence of violence, hierarchical power, repression and other ways of expressing a need to control others. It's independent of 'survival' or other biological drivers. It's a pathology.

[@c.p.vajraveluratnam2636]

Manimegalai, the story and morals in it may be filmed so as the valuable teachings of Aravanaadigal reach the people and they br moralised .CPV.RATNAM

[@mystisme]

morality althought promulgate by religion come from what the societies think that acceptable and that is propulse by the need of survival as a community.societies