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 1 4   |                   4. Religion and Morality.~For a deeper understanding
 2 4   |       relationship of religion to morality, to science and to the arts.~
 3 4   | relationship between religion and morality is the relationship of their
 4 4   |   reciprocal action. Religion and morality are tightly bound together.
 5 4   |           is not possible without morality, and morality is not possible
 6 4   |    possible without morality, and morality is not possible without
 7 4   |           be testified to by good morality. In its turn morality, too,
 8 4   |        good morality. In its turn morality, too, without a religious
 9 4   |         and sun.~Religion without morality is similar to a sterile
10 4   |         sterile fig tree; whereas morality without religion is similar
11 4   |          tie between religion and morality does not at all make them
12 4   |           differs in nothing from morality, in that the general objectives
13 4   |   difference between religion and morality is only formal” (The Dispute
14 4   |        religion is in teaching on morality and that all the rest is
15 4   |   philosophy, the Stoics regarded morality higher than religion. Leo
16 4   |          identified religion with morality.~The difference between
17 4   |   Therefore, between religion and morality there exists the same relationship
18 4   |            The ideal of Christian morality is religious: Be ye therefore
19 7   |       relationship of religion to morality, philosophy, science and
20 7   |      ideal world actually exists.~Morality without religion would not
21 7   |       philosophy, science, art or morality alone, but, on the contrary,
22 8   |        God assists improvement of morality, while faith in atheism
23 8   |        usually leads to a fall in morality.~Attempts to prove that
24 8   |       beneficence of religion for morality, expressed the thought that
25 8   |          leads to a betterment of morality, while a true conviction (
26 8   |         assists the betterment of morality and the latter, on the contrary,
27 8   |           The organization of our morality depends on our freedom,
28 15,7|       outer space.~Some see human morality as the difference between
29 15,7|    between man and animals. Human morality, the sense of right and
30 16  |           of the systems of pagan morality contains a universal latitude
31 16  |        Only Christian teaching of morality has widened the ethical
32 21  |    Proverbs 25:21).~ However, the morality of Old Testament religion
33 24  |        not possible to view it as morality without dogma (as Buddhism
34 24  |       higher Being. All Christian morality is founded on dogmatics,
35 24  |        result from it.~ Christian morality, even deprived of its dogmatic
36 24  |   compared to any other system of morality, excelling them all by its
37 24  |         of the Christian ideal of morality which has passed the test