how can you justify that a person is honorable???????????

Answer 1

by his looks

Answer 2

A person is honorable if they act with honor. Honor is a trait attributed to a person by another, what makes one honarable lies in those giving honor. So acting in a way so as always to inspire respect in those around oneself is the definition of honorable. To be honorable you must always treat others with respect and in doing so no one can ever rationally hold you in any regards except that of honor.

Answer 3

If a person acts in accordance within a code of integrity at all times, then that person is considered honorable.

Answer 4

A person that follows their own internal morality... is also a rabid idiot, like a serial-killer or whatever megalomaniac you want to add to the list.

You'd be better off looking at cultural norms, and how the person satisfies them, or even sacrifices himself to uphold his society, in the duty-bound way soldiers do.

Answer 5

A person is honorable if they follow their own moral code at all times no matter how society views them.

Answer 6

Is there something wrong or bad about being honorable?

Answer 7

I suggest you read the book: Horton Hatches the Egg, by Dr. Seuss.

Answer 8

Actions deeds I then end you can only decide that you are honorable

Answer 9

over time and through personal give and take

Answer 10

if they are good people and they do good things sometimes

Answer 11

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