SocialMorality

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Social Morality
The post is addressing the reality of moral life and points out unacceptable behaviors that ruin the relationships between individuals in the social, political and economic setting. The post is describing the socially unacceptable behaviors in an illustrative way using the most obvious examples occur in everyday life. According to the post, people do some actions and assume that such actions are right when, in the real sense, they go against the ethically acceptable actions. The post tends to suggest that humans are only concerned about actions that favor their situations regardless of whether such actions are rightful or socially unacceptable (Lee, 2016).
I do agree with the post because it illustrates the simplest forms of unethical behaviors that prevail in the society yet people keep on assuming and take no action on the offenders. The society is always hunting culprits of unacceptable behaviors thought to be serious such as rape, murder, and robbery with violence yet regard the acts of favoritism, hypocrisy, gossiping, drunkenness and complacency as lighter yet they also ruin the society with a greater magnitude. The post tends to suggest that the society should treat all socially unethical behaviors with equal magnitude since ill-actions that are perceived as minor often lead to the major unacceptable acts.
The article criticizes leaders for not acting as role models in steering morality as they also ignore the unacceptable behaviors mentioned as frequently happening in the society.

It is also true that every person should have a Biblical worldview of morality to emulate the most acceptable character in the society (Lee, 2016). A Biblical worldview gives a standard form of acceptable and unacceptable behaviors by providing the guidelines for what is right or wrong for the people. The article suggests that building good relationship against one another is being denoted as the most important thing for a society that is ready to fight against all forms of unacceptable behaviors.
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Lee, S. (2016). Why People Gossip, and What to Do With Gossipers. Retrieved
from https://lifehacker.com/why-people-gossip-and-what-to-do-with-gossipers-1789441391