Within the world, there are countless religions, races, ethnic beliefs and values that are practiced by thousands of people. Each respectively with their own norms and cultural practices. Each of these may be similar in respect to their basis or beliefs but have some differences in order to be separated from the others. While some may have these similarities, others may be opposites or completely disagree with other religions or cultures. Each has the right to continue to be practice even though they may differ in values.
Pluralism is very similar to this concept. It is the idea that there are several values which may be equally correct and fundamental, and yet in conflict with each other. Within pluralism there are more specific types that …show more content…
This is a crucial part of human nature in order to continue to make advancements. This also creates confusion between the different versions of an idea. In some cases, people may become very dedicated to their idea and will be willing to do anything to defend it. Others believe that respecting people’s differences is what is right. That is where the problem comes in, there is no exact right or wrong. This explains ethical pluralism and the formation of different ideas that may or may not be compatible with one’s personal beliefs.
When comparing values, there is no common ground on which values can be compared therefore it is unrealistic to compare them. Some people believe that if you are not with them, then you are against them. This means that if a person does not believe in the same ideals as another then they must disagree with it. This belief does not take into consideration that there may be specific aspects of an idea that they agree with or support but others that they do not. This does not mean that the idea as a whole is forgotten. It is possible to understand and agree with different parts of completely different …show more content…
There is no order of importance when referring to people’s ideas or beliefs as in which is better than the others. Although this may be true, it seems that the people with the power, or the power majority, tend to determine for everyone else what is important in their everyday lives. These choices include what is important for children to learn in school or what laws should be passed within that community. This can greatly impact the way a whole generation from that area is brought up and in return how they choose to treat generations after
Pluralism is very similar to this concept. It is the idea that there are several values which may be equally correct and fundamental, and yet in conflict with each other. Within pluralism there are more specific types that …show more content…
This is a crucial part of human nature in order to continue to make advancements. This also creates confusion between the different versions of an idea. In some cases, people may become very dedicated to their idea and will be willing to do anything to defend it. Others believe that respecting people’s differences is what is right. That is where the problem comes in, there is no exact right or wrong. This explains ethical pluralism and the formation of different ideas that may or may not be compatible with one’s personal beliefs.
When comparing values, there is no common ground on which values can be compared therefore it is unrealistic to compare them. Some people believe that if you are not with them, then you are against them. This means that if a person does not believe in the same ideals as another then they must disagree with it. This belief does not take into consideration that there may be specific aspects of an idea that they agree with or support but others that they do not. This does not mean that the idea as a whole is forgotten. It is possible to understand and agree with different parts of completely different …show more content…
There is no order of importance when referring to people’s ideas or beliefs as in which is better than the others. Although this may be true, it seems that the people with the power, or the power majority, tend to determine for everyone else what is important in their everyday lives. These choices include what is important for children to learn in school or what laws should be passed within that community. This can greatly impact the way a whole generation from that area is brought up and in return how they choose to treat generations after