Read what Francisco said and then respond to it: Human nature, and the many meanings this phrase holds, do not tell us anything about morality. Human nature does not add to our moral development. Our moral compass or development of morality begins with our primary socialization. These teachings that have been a part of cultures for generations add to our morality. Our societies dictate what the penalties are for immoral acts. If the masses forbid a particular action opposing human nature, that act becomes immoral in the opinions of that societal group. Some people believe it is immoral to behave contrary to human nature. The origin of our moral codes would determine if we see an action as moral or immoral. If the cultured masses in our society acknowledge our moral code, my resolve is that behaving contrary to human nature is not always immoral. The word 'doubt' comes to mind as I search for a meaning of ambiguity. Many philosophers have debated over the concept of nature versus nurture. Specific cultural influence adds to the ambiguity in human nature. It is my contention that citizens of different cultures should set aside their primary socialization in an attempt at growth. If we hold on to our influences or disregard when we recognize or are faced with someone else recognizing our implicit biases, it may harm the next generation. Multiculturalism is a perspective that may push the world forward into becoming globally progressive through cultural relativism and ethical relativism.

Social Psychology (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134641287

Author:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers

Publisher:Elliot Aronson, Timothy D. Wilson, Robin M. Akert, Samuel R. Sommers

Chapter1: Introducing Social Psychology

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Read what Francisco said and then respond to it: Human nature, and the many meanings this phrase holds, do not tell us anything about morality. Human nature does not add to our moral development. Our moral compass or development of morality begins with our primary socialization. These teachings that have been a part of cultures for generations add to our morality. Our societies dictate what the penalties are for immoral acts. If the masses forbid a particular action opposing human nature, that act becomes immoral in the opinions of that societal group. Some people believe it is immoral to behave contrary to human nature. The origin of our moral codes would determine if we see an action as moral or immoral. If the cultured masses in our society acknowledge our moral code, my resolve is that behaving contrary to human nature is not always immoral. The word 'doubt' comes to mind as I search for a meaning of ambiguity. Many philosophers have debated over the concept of nature versus nurture. Specific cultural influence adds to the ambiguity in human nature. It is my contention that citizens of different cultures should set aside their primary socialization in an attempt at growth. If we hold on to our influences or disregard when we recognize or are faced with someone else recognizing our implicit biases, it may harm the next generation. Multiculturalism is a perspective that may push the world forward into becoming globally progressive through cultural relativism and ethical relativism.

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