Introduction
Society disseminates values, religion, culture, politics, and economy in an individual. People tend to pick up certain things from societal opinions and the dynamics of life from society. The community disseminates moral values. Moral values are habits and values that provide great importance in a person’s life.
Moral values hold great significance in an individual’s life. The establishment and sustainability of good relationships in society are dependants on moral values. Lack of these values causes misunderstandings and misconceptions among people.
Moral Value Attributes
Moral values hold the same significance across cultures and centuries. However, moral values are center-specific to a particular age or society. With time, specific moral values change. For instance, the ancient times considered women who did not voice their opinions and stayed home as those with ethical-moral values; however, today, practices have evolved.
Society and culture determine moral values. Moral values remain without any change; however, in time, people leave behind their ethics and values. The modern-day generation sees no time in building their character through moral values. It is often forgotten that these values reflect a person’s overall attitude and personality.
Role in society
A society holds multiple interactions for which Moral values are highly essential to build relationships. Moral values teach an individual the right and wrong in society. For instance, while talking with elders, one uses reverence, love, and compassion that molds good moral character.
Moral values play the role of peacemaker through conflict resolutions and prevention. It builds good relationships and helps to resolve conflicts.
Through the establishment of relations, a society’s economy is also established. It conducts smooth trade business transactions among the people of the nation. Thus, in a community blooming with peace sees the improved quality of life and productive development.
Challenges
Society is established through moral values. However, the growth and development of these values remain challenged by interactions and migration from diverse cultures and societies. These interactions dissolve morals leading to the assimilation of multiple or a hybrid culture.
Education and Poverty are the two main challenges to moral values. While school gives a child the option between good and wrong values, Poverty creates vices such as deceit, theft, struggles, and a strive for survival.
Moral values in a student’s life
A student’s life is a cycle of challenges and changes. As a child grows, he or she imbibes a lot of lessons and moral values. While some may get forgotten, some stick till the rest of life. Therefore, it is highly essential to inculcate moral values in students’ lives as their hands lie in the future. Students with ethical values become responsible and accountable people, while those spoiled become a threat to the society or culture.
Conclusion
In short, moral values aid a person to make the right choices and decisions in life. It directs an individual’s behavior and makes him or her make clear goals. A person embracing moral values such as loyalty, honesty, compassion, consistency, kindness, reliability, efficiency, courage, and determination, build a better character.