Self Identity and Morality
David Ludwig
Abstract
David Ludwig
Abstract
A close look is given to the motivational basis for moral behavior. One aspect of morality is concern for the needs and wishes of others. The motivation for such consideration is seen as related to one's self-identity. A Christian's identity as a child of God can thus become the motivation force for moral behavior.
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A close look is given to the motivational basis for moral behavior. One aspect of morality is concern for the needs and wishes of others. The motivation for such consideration is seen as related to one's self-identity. A Christian's identity as a child of God can thus become the motivation force for moral behavior.
Key concepts: Morality, Psychology, Identity (music), Social psychology, Epistemology, Aesthetics, Philosophy