How morality is viewed philosophically

I. The nature of morality (What is morality?).

Morality is a persuasive code of behavior that regulates the relationship between the individual and society, and is maintained through traditional customs, social opinion, and inner conviction. Not spitting is a moral norm; not sewing is a legal norm, sustained by violence.

II. The social role of morality (What is the importance of morality?).

① Morality can influence the formation, consolidation and development of the economic base; "private ownership is the root of all evil".

② Morality is an important spiritual force that influences the development of productive forces in society; fair distribution and dedication help to increase production.

③ Morality has a significant impact on the existence and development of other social ideologies; art should promote good and suppress evil.

④ Morality maintains social order and stability by adjusting the relations among people; morality of honesty and integrity makes people support the government.

⑤ Morality is the inner motive force to improve people's spiritual realm, promote the self-improvement of the entry, and promote the overall development of human beings.

Third, the relationship between morality and knowledge (why is morality more important than knowledge?).

Morality includes personal character, family virtues, professional ethics and social ethics.

Knowledge is the fruit and crystallization of human understanding, including empirical knowledge and theoretical knowledge. Knowledge in the narrow sense refers to scientific rational understanding.

As far as personal character is concerned, morality is more important than knowledge.

① moral people can use the knowledge imparted by previous generations to benefit mankind; low moral people may rely on the existing knowledge of mankind for personal gain, and even embark on the road of crime.

② moral people can tirelessly explore new scientific knowledge, thus promoting social progress; low moral people may be ignorant, both harm and harm themselves.

The first thing to do is to read and write.