2001Journal of Jishou UniversityRequires access

Morality, Practice and Faith

Lu Feng

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At a time when the economics part of our ideology has been fully adapted to the demands of market economy but the ethics part is lagging far behind the demands of the development of market economy, such practical activities as moral advocation and ethical education must cater to the practical demands of the social market economy, trying to cultivate a good public morality and sound professional ethics. Nevertheless, the construction of these elementary moral and ethical principles must be propped up and maintained by a strong faith, otherwise they will become formalistic and invalid.

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At a time when the economics part of our ideology has been fully adapted to the demands of market economy but the ethics part is lagging far behind the demands of the development of market economy, such practical activities as moral advocation and ethical education must cater to the practical demands of the social market economy, trying to cultivate a good public morality and sound professional ethics. Nevertheless, the construction of these elementary moral and ethical principles must be propped up and maintained by a strong faith, otherwise they will become formalistic and invalid.

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At a time when the economics part of our ideology has been fully adapted to the demands of market economy but the ethics part is lagging far behind the demands of the development of market economy, such practical activities as moral advocation and ethical education must cater to the practical demands of the social market economy, trying to cultivate a good public morality and sound professional ethics. Nevertheless, the construction of these elementary moral and ethical principles must be propped up and maintained by a strong faith, otherwise they will become formalistic and invalid.

Key concepts: Morality, Faith, Ideology, Lagging, Good faith, Environmental ethics, Sociology, Normative ethics

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