Religious Beliefs vs. Ethical Reasoning Religious beliefs are part of people's lives and most importantly have a significant influence on people's sitcoms, beliefs, and behavior. Different individuals follow diverse taboos, social norms, and rituals that reflect their social groups, affiliation, and which are unique from others. It is vital to acknowledge that a society's normative is neither acceptable nor wrong but represent social preferences and affiliation. Theoretical beliefs are culturally variant and therefore individuals proclaiming different faiths tend to conceive things in a diverse manner and most importantly remain loyal to such ways that they consider the most reasonable and divine …show more content…
Religious beliefs usually shape people's lives by providing rules, regulations, and requirements that align to a particular religious affiliation. However, it is vital to acknowledge that people have a fundamental right and responsibility to choose their religious affiliations as well as what is ethically right and wrong. Religious beliefs portray people's spirituality divinity and therefore individuals should be in a position to choose the most appropriate practice that aligns to their conscience. It is vital to acknowledge that religious freedom is a human right and therefore individuals can barely provide an objective disapprove that being a non-belief in God is …show more content…
Ethics determine people's ability to choose right from wrong while at the same time allowing people to include their religious beliefs and position to guide their lives to the right direction. Ethical reasoning and considerations add to people's ability to live conscious lives and most importantly differentiate between acceptable religious beliefs and those that aim at inflicting pain and harm on others. No religious affiliation and belief should mislead people in engaging in an unethical behavior because individuals have the fundamental right to follow particular religion as well as making ethical decisions and choices in life. “Should be taken into account in analysis of non-religious discourses concerning emuna” “Israel Studies.