t these are stories. Like the cow the boy who cried wolf, Adam and Eve never existed. Certain religions make these stories to cause conflict with other religions. If we just learn the basics of the religion and leave the unexplainable exactly what it is (unexplainable) then I think that the parent has achieved the goal I am explaining. Religion has a lot to do with morals. Morals can be taught through religion, but do not necessarily have to be. Morals can come from other things such as the way someone parents or can be learned in school. Religions do teach the morals of that religion and teach its followers that it is the “path” to heaven if followed. I do not agree with this. The way that religion teaches these morals they seem more like laws. They teach morals as being the words of God. Morals are less than that. Morals are the ways humans are different than animals. They set standards and conducts of men and women. They teach us how to fit into society and to be ethically correct. When religion comes into play, it teaches you how to fit into that certain religion more than society as a whole.The relationship between morals and religion is that if you are a part of that religion then the morals of that religion pertain to you. If you are not part of a religion your morals are going to be different. Both set of morals are fitting in today's society, but on different levels. You do not have to be religious to be morally correct. Some argue that morals come from the ten commandments. This is true in most cases, so I can see why people have the opinion that morality derived from religion. What about the people who do not believe in the ten commandments though? Are they not morally correct? I believe moral codes are different from country to country and even city to city. Morals and Faith should be taught to children in one way or another. Religion is an excellent way for a child to learn both. Be care...
