Quotes About Morality

V? e team? de consecin?ele grave ale actelor dumneavoastr? ?i atunci inventa?i o moral? sau o filosofie prin care v? pute?i dispensa de ele.

When a man remains over after death, His deeds are set beside him as treasure, And being yonder lasts forever. A fool is who does what they reprove!

Earth's rightness lies in justice Speak not falsely, you are great. Act not tightly, you are weighty Speak not falsely, you are the balance.

Rob not, act against the robber, Not great is one who is great in greed.

If you avert your face from violence, who then shall punish wrong doing ?

Keep away from wrongdoing! When goodness is good it is truly good. For justice is for eternity: It enters the graveyard with its doer. When he is buried and earth enfolds him. His name does not pass from the earth; He is remembered because of goodness, That is the rule of god's command.

The robber owns riches, [the noble] is a thief.

Beware of punishing wrongfully, Do not kill, it does not serve you.

He who reaches them without having done wrong Will exist there like a god. Free-striding like the lords forever!

sve za obraz, a obraz ni za Å¡to! Glavu daj, a obraza ne daj!

Svejedno sad, prije ili poslije! Zlo je uvijek

Moral neka stvara Å¡tampa

pravo je ravnoteža dobrote i harmonije, pravo je savršen sklad ukusa i uvjerenja...

To live with integrity, it is important to know what's right and what's wrong, to be educated morally. However, merely KNOWING is not enough. Virtuous character matters more than moral knowledge. The reason is simple: like the self-confessing apostle Paul in Romans 7, most of those who do wrong know what's right but find themselves irresistibly attracted to its opposite. Faith idles when character shrivels

The practice of non-violence requires a belief in divine vengeance.

What is good, and what is evil? Where do you draw the line between the two?" Now Yuriko was getting a little upset. I'm just in fifth grade, you know. They haven't taught us difficult things like that yet. "There

All stories are the sin of their weaver.

People were always good at justifying their actions if there was a need, or even the appearance of one, and were quick to turn to violence when necessary.

He who steals hooks is a thief. He who robs a nation is a nobleman.

Los grandes canallas tienen algo de héroes y los grandes héroes tienen algo de canallas.

The dead are noble, the living worthless.

Because we find something distasteful is not justification enough for us to deem it criminal.

Cannibalism is a predicament of the animistic hunter or gardener, who must live by consuming animals or plants which are essentially persons themselves" (Graeber & Sahlins, On Kings p16)

Disgrace does not consist in the punishment, but in the crime.