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    The document presents a metaphor that compares moral standards, non-moral standards, and moral dilemmas to petals on a flower. It suggests that these concepts are all related and stem from the same central idea of a person's moral life and perception. A person's morality is formed over their life through experiences with family, education, community, and their own actions. In the metaphor, all of these factors influence the development of a person's entire system of moral standards, in a similar way that different petals grow from the same flower.

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    The document presents a metaphor that compares moral standards, non-moral standards, and moral dilemmas to petals on a flower. It suggests that these concepts are all related and stem from the same central idea of a person's moral life and perception. A person's morality is formed over their life through experiences with family, education, community, and their own actions. In the metaphor, all of these factors influence the development of a person's entire system of moral standards, in a similar way that different petals grow from the same flower.

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    Worksheet No. 2 - PARDONCILLO

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    The document presents a metaphor that compares moral standards, non-moral standards, and moral dilemmas to petals on a flower. It suggests that these concepts are all related and stem from the same central idea of a person's moral life and perception. A person's morality is formed over their life through experiences with family, education, community, and their own actions. In the metaphor, all of these factors influence the development of a person's entire system of moral standards, in a similar way that different petals grow from the same flower.

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    Worksheet No.

    2- My Own Metaphor of Moral Standards

    Name: Zachary Scot D. Pardoncillo Course/Section: BSN-1A


    Topic: Difference of Moral and Non-moral Standards; and Moral Dilemmas Rating: _____
    Instructor: DR. JOSEPH SOL T. GALLEON Date of Submission:
    __________________
    ____________________________________________________________________________

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    “Moral, non-moral standards, and moral dilemma are petals of the same flower”

    In this metaphor, moral, non-moral standards, and moral dilemma are all compared to
    petals. A single flower is contains a number of petals, so this means that these are all related
    and come from the same idea. Everything is connected into the centeredness of a person's
    moral life / perception and can be influenced by their quality of life, which includes how they
    were raised in the family, early education, community practices, and so on. Morality is formed
    during the course of a person's life and is shaped by their experiences and actions. In this way I
    thought of the entirety or moral standard grows to each person.

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