I believe that a person’s morals can change over time. A person’s morals can define where you go in life and the people you are around. I have seen some of my friends’ morals and beliefs as mostly childlike in some ways. Some of my other friends have a bit obsessive morals. One of my friends named Alice grew up with morals as “Have a good time” and “Helping people”. One of her biggest beliefs is that helping someone will bring good luck to her and that person. I believe in the “Butterfly Effect or Chaos Theory” and “what comes around goes around”. People's morals and beliefs will lead them through their lives, but as you get older you will adopt new morals and beliefs over time. People will believe what they want to believe unless you can show them proof of whatever they don’t believe in. People with different beliefs could not get along, but that is what morals are for.
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For example, my friend, Shannon, believes in treating people as good as you can, no matter how they treat you. My trust paranoid friend, Chris, believes that he does not need trust others to succeed in life. My oldest friend, Dylan, believes that life is an ever ripening apple and you have to wait for the perfect moment to pick it.
Many times people hate the beliefs of other races because they think they are better. Beliefs can be centered around hate, religion, and family. Some people feel life is a party. Other people believe that they life in a perfect world or bubble. Bubble people never experience anything amazing. Religion is the basis for the morals and beliefs of many people. Of two of my friends who happen to be religious, only one believes religion shapes their lives. A person can’t rely on his morals or religious beliefs forever. After a while you may rebel from a certain belief with strong conviction just as Siddhartha did. While you don’t have to follow religious beliefs and morals completely, the ideals behind them are
For example, my friend, Shannon, believes in treating people as good as you can, no matter how they treat you. My trust paranoid friend, Chris, believes that he does not need trust others to succeed in life. My oldest friend, Dylan, believes that life is an ever ripening apple and you have to wait for the perfect moment to pick it.
Many times people hate the beliefs of other races because they think they are better. Beliefs can be centered around hate, religion, and family. Some people feel life is a party. Other people believe that they life in a perfect world or bubble. Bubble people never experience anything amazing. Religion is the basis for the morals and beliefs of many people. Of two of my friends who happen to be religious, only one believes religion shapes their lives. A person can’t rely on his morals or religious beliefs forever. After a while you may rebel from a certain belief with strong conviction just as Siddhartha did. While you don’t have to follow religious beliefs and morals completely, the ideals behind them are