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Modern [[Christians]] and other religious people believe that values are absolute, as commanded by God in the [[Ten Commandments]].  In this document, God created certain values which man must abide by, and by which human actions are judged.  For example, one absolute value referenced in this document is the [[sanctity of life]], embodied in, "thou shalt not murder."  [[Conservative]]s tend to adhere to a very value-based creed.  Conservative discourse – such as a reference to "value voters" – reflects this alignment.

Modern [[Christians]] and other religious people believe that values are absolute, as commanded by God in the [[Ten Commandments]].  In this document, God created certain values which man must abide by, and by which human actions are judged.  For example, one absolute value referenced in this document is the [[sanctity of life]], embodied in, "thou shalt not murder."  [[Conservative]]s tend to adhere to a very value-based creed.  Conservative discourse – such as a reference to "value voters" – reflects this alignment.

It is also important for one to understand the difference between Values and [[Reason]]. Values can be used to determine good and bad, while reason can be used to determine rational and irrational.  

It is also important for one to understand the difference between Values and [[Reason]]. Values can be used to determine good and bad, while reason can be used to determine rational and irrational.