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    Moral relativism claims that what is good or evil can vary depending on the situation or personal opinion, while the document argues that morality is established by God through the moral law. Only human beings can act morally and are capable of making moral judgments and changing behavior or society. Many teachers effectively communicate high moral standards, listen to students, and help them succeed, thereby reducing shame and distrust, and teachers also learn from their own mistakes to better understand each student's perspective.

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    Moral relativism claims that what is good or evil can vary depending on the situation or personal opinion, while the document argues that morality is established by God through the moral law. Only human beings can act morally and are capable of making moral judgments and changing behavior or society. Many teachers effectively communicate high moral standards, listen to students, and help them succeed, thereby reducing shame and distrust, and teachers also learn from their own mistakes to better understand each student's perspective.

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    We Are Capable of Making Judgments About Our Own and Other People's Behaviour, and Have The Capacity Consciously To Change The Way We Behave and Society As Whole

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    It is important to be a moral person because the moral law is established by God and shows

    us how to live. ... Moral relativism claims that what is good or evil can vary from situation to
    situation and from one personal opinion to another. We are capable of making
    judgments about our own and other people's behaviour, and have the capacity
    consciously to change the way we behave and society as whole.
    Only Human Beings Can Act Morally. Another reason for giving stronger preference to the
    interests of human beings is that only human beings can act morally. This is considered to
    be important because beings that can act morally are required to sacrifice their interests for the
    sake of others.
    Many teachers communicate high moral expectations and provide steady listening and
    opportunities for accomplishment that reduce students' shame and distrust.
    Manyteachers learn from their own moral errors and continually develop their capacity to see
    the perspective of every student in their classrooms.

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