1. Morality is the process by which we decide what is good. Morality
is the principle by which we determine what is right. These are the 3 important learnings I’ve learned in our discussion. I learned that morality is our own understanding of what good and evil is. Second, morality is our own framework for determining what is right and bad. Third, our actions are all founded on our morality. We do and do not act in accordance with our beliefs about what is good and wrong. 2. We face moral dilemmas on a daily basis. The first moral problem I had in my life was determining whether to save my dog in the middle of the road or risk being hit by passing vehicles if I chose to save my dog. The second moral problem I had was telling the truth every time my mother inquired about my whereabouts if she was aware that I was not at home. I chose to tell the truth and to do what is right, indeed telling the truth to her is a moral challenge. 3. Every day, we are faced with morality; it is up to the individual to decide whether or not to become a moral person. I always treat everyone else fairly on a daily basis since I know that this is the right and morally correct thing to do. I know that I applied morality in my regular living because I treat others fairly and respect them.
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