Varying levels of religious influence on governments dictate their moral and ethical law by the people which reside in that area. These laws have become mandated originally from the teachings of their religions which provide a moral and religious purpose in the government. A society’s definition of sin affects an individual depending on the morals and religious views of the general area itself and the person. The word sin means to me as a mistake that many people believe in which they are grouped together under that moral that it is wrong. A time when I have sinned is talking back to a teacher in front of the class and arguing back. Even though that the sin was not against the law, but it was wrong against an ethical or moral code and also it goes against what my parents have taught me. Since I committed this sin a while back around elementary school, I was punished by a call home and a lesson taught for me to understand what I’ve done better.
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But what does it mean to be a part of a nationality? What is a person’s personal view on where they reside. The United States is populated by mostly a white population, and their main religion across the United States is Christianity. Why is this, it is because of culture and the demographics on what most of the white population believes in. Since most of the makeup of this country is of a white population that believes in God, then some of its laws and moral teachings were influenced based on this majority of a religion. Since our nation (The United States of America) is a much diverse country with many cultures and peoples within it, religious laws at the federal and state level are not appropriate under our democracy to force a religion. It all depends on the region and location where a religious town, city, county, and maybe the state itself to make a religious law mandated across its territory. For example, countries like India are mainly Hindu. Therefore many of their moral views are connected under the faith. Politics and public events are largely affected by their
But what does it mean to be a part of a nationality? What is a person’s personal view on where they reside. The United States is populated by mostly a white population, and their main religion across the United States is Christianity. Why is this, it is because of culture and the demographics on what most of the white population believes in. Since most of the makeup of this country is of a white population that believes in God, then some of its laws and moral teachings were influenced based on this majority of a religion. Since our nation (The United States of America) is a much diverse country with many cultures and peoples within it, religious laws at the federal and state level are not appropriate under our democracy to force a religion. It all depends on the region and location where a religious town, city, county, and maybe the state itself to make a religious law mandated across its territory. For example, countries like India are mainly Hindu. Therefore many of their moral views are connected under the faith. Politics and public events are largely affected by their