For example, the people in ancient India were far different from the people in ancient Greece or Rome. However, the basic morals of people remained the same because, for the most part, they were based on religion. People regard religion highly, and because most of the major world religions and philosophies, such as Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, etc., involved doing good deeds to others, humans held a certain set of rules and values that they followed in accordance with these religions. This led to the eventual creation of the theory of the six moral foundations of humans, made by Jonathan Haidt, the “care, fairness, loyalty, authority, sanctity, and liberty foundations”(Haidt
For example, the people in ancient India were far different from the people in ancient Greece or Rome. However, the basic morals of people remained the same because, for the most part, they were based on religion. People regard religion highly, and because most of the major world religions and philosophies, such as Christianity, Islam, Buddhism, etc., involved doing good deeds to others, humans held a certain set of rules and values that they followed in accordance with these religions. This led to the eventual creation of the theory of the six moral foundations of humans, made by Jonathan Haidt, the “care, fairness, loyalty, authority, sanctity, and liberty foundations”(Haidt