In modern society, they both serve to keep the "human" in humanity, encouraging ethical behavior and spiritual growth.

Many modern moral norms (e.g., "Thou shalt not kill") originated in religious texts.

Provides meaning to life and establishes moral absolutes. Slide 4: Common Features (What Unites Them?)

"Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." Slide 3: Definition of Religion Key Points:

Both aim to guide human behavior and maintain social order.

Sometimes religious dogmas can clash with evolving social morals (e.g., views on scientific progress). Slide 7: Moral Values in World Religions Christianity: The Beatitudes, love for neighbors. Islam: Justice, charity (Zakat), and modesty.

To explore how these two systems of social regulation interact and differ. Slide 2: Definition of Moral Key Points:

A worldview and behavior based on belief in the (God, higher powers).