religious morality

Religious morality refers to the principles and values about right and wrong that are derived from a particular faith or spiritual tradition. It provides guidance on how individuals should behave towards others and the world, often based on sacred texts, teachings, or doctrines. These moral standards help adherents navigate ethical dilemmas, foster community, and promote virtues like compassion, honesty, and justice. While rooted in religious beliefs, religious morality also influences cultural norms and personal conduct, shaping a shared understanding of ethical behavior within faith communities.