In modern society, they both serve to keep the "human" in humanity, encouraging ethical behavior and spiritual growth.
They both claim to offer truths that apply to everyone. Slide 5: Key Differences Source Society and human experience Divine revelation/Holy Scriptures Sanction Public disapproval or guilt Concept of "sin" or divine judgment Scope Universal and secular Specific to believers of a faith Nature Rational/Critical Based on Faith Slide 6: Interaction Between the Two In modern society, they both serve to keep
To explore how these two systems of social regulation interact and differ. Slide 2: Definition of Moral Key Points: In modern society
Many modern moral norms (e.g., "Thou shalt not kill") originated in religious texts. and religious organizations (e.g.
Religious consciousness, cult/rituals, and religious organizations (e.g., Church).