Morality
Definition of Morality as it relates to Religions, Atheism, Shinto
Morality in the context of Shinto is the concept of harmony and balance in one's interactions with kami (spirits), nature, and other individuals. It emphasizes sincerity, respect for the divine and the natural world, and maintaining cleanliness and purity. In this hierarchy, morality under Shinto highlights the importance of moral values in living a life that is in tune with the will of the kami and in harmony with the world around us. This aligns with the broader categories of Religions and Atheism as well, as concepts of morality are present in various forms across different religious traditions and philosophical beliefs.
External Links
- [Morality.com]
- [marketsandmorality.com] Journal of Markets & Morality | Markets Morality
- [moralparadigm.com] Moral Paradigm - Shaping Your Moral Pathway - Books and blogs about morality and ethics
- [ppsuika.ac.id] SPSUIKA – Faith Knowledge Morality
- [PeacefulParenting.com] Peaceful Parenting – The morality, psychology and science of ethical child-raising