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'''Moral decline''' (or ''degeneration'') refers to the process of declining from a higher to a lower level of [[morality]]. The condition of moral decline is seen as preceding or concomitant with the decline in quality of life, as well as the decline of [[nations]]. In the words of British lawyer and jurist Judge Devlin (1905 -1992), "an established morality is as necessary as good government to the welfare of society. Societies disintegrate from within more frequently than they are broken up by external pressures.<ref>Devlin, in Dworkin pp.76-7, (1977)</ref>  

'''Moral decline''' (or ''degeneration'') refers to the process of declining from a higher to a lower level of [[morality]]. The condition of moral decline is seen as preceding or concomitant with the decline in quality of life, as well as the decline of [[nations]]. In the words of British lawyer and jurist Judge Devlin (1905 -1992), "an established morality is as necessary as good government to the welfare of society. Societies disintegrate from within more frequently than they are broken up by external pressures."<ref>Devlin, in Dworkin pp.76-7, (1977)</ref>  

==Moral standards==

==Moral standards==