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| − | '''Respect''' is the idea that a [[person]] or [[idea]] deserves to be treated well. For example, treating one's elders with respect - as envisioned by the [[Ten Commandments]] - involves honoring those with more experience and [[wisdom]]. Respect, in its ideological context, may mean a respect for [[life]], and for opposing points of view. | + | '''Respect''' is a [[virtue]] and is the idea that a [[person]] or [[idea]] deserves to be treated well. For example, treating one's elders with respect ([[filial piety]]) - as envisioned by the [[Ten Commandments]] - involves honoring those with more experience and [[wisdom]]. Respect, in its ideological context, may mean a respect for [[life]], and for opposing points of view. |
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Latest revision as of 19:51, October 14, 2014
Respect is a virtue and is the idea that a person or idea deserves to be treated well. For example, treating one's elders with respect (filial piety) - as envisioned by the Ten Commandments - involves honoring those with more experience and wisdom. Respect, in its ideological context, may mean a respect for life, and for opposing points of view.