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== Sources of Moral Guidance ==

== Sources of Moral Guidance ==

There are many sources of moral guidance used by many different groups of people; each groups sees their sets of morals as supreme. [[Western civilization]] in general is largely based off of the [[Ten Commandments]] (and to a wider extent the [[Bible]]), the set of morals for [[Judaism]] and [[Christianity]]. [[Islam|Muslims]] derive their morals from the [[Koran]], another widely used source of moral guidance. [[Buddhist]]s derive their morality from the Buddhist Sutras (scriptures) and the [[Five Precept]]s.

There are many sources of moral guidance used by many different groups of people; each groups sees their sets of morals as supreme. [[Western civilization]] in general is largely based on the [[Ten Commandments]] (and to a wider extent the [[Bible]]), the set of morals for [[Judaism]] and [[Christianity]]. [[Islam|Muslims]] derive their morals from the [[Koran]], another widely used source of moral guidance. [[Buddhist]]s derive their morality from the Buddhist Sutras (scriptures) and the [[Five Precept]]s.

==See also==

==See also==