How do we define good and evil?
Defining good and evil is a complex and challenging task. Some argue that good and evil are defined by religious texts or societal norms, while others argue that they are subjective and dependent on personal experience and intuition. Some believe that good and evil are rooted in rational analysis and objective moral principles, while others reject this notion as unrealistic or impossible. Ultimately, the definition of good and evil may depend on a combination of these factors, as well as cultural context and historical influences. Regardless, the question of how we define good and evil remains an important and ongoing philosophical inquiry.
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I find this a very difficult one indeed. That's why I choose the mix of all variants. I think there is something in it. I just have trouble with the religious variant, which dominates good and evil and can therefore really scare people.
Combination of. It is also not always clear to define. What one person sees as a bad thing, another can see as a good thing.
If you treat the other person the way you want to be treated and if you don't do anything to harm someone else, you're already well on your way.
I think that when we are adults, intuition plays an important role in what can be socially allowed, but suddenly it's not right, that can be seen a lot in Venezuela, where values have been lost
Ethical values say a lot about the person we are, how we act if with truth, or lie, if we act with malice or with respect, love.
