Do you hold people more to your morals or to their own?

Answer 1

i a'm very open minded, i can see someones perspective no matter how different they are from my own and honestly i would prob. cut them a break if it was something i would do having been raised in a similar scenario or with there ethics (such as an islamic extremist) honestly growing up with that type of behaviour so deep into local culture, i would probably fight for what i tought was god in that situation, not that i agree with it but i can see why they do it, honestly any trully religious person should be abble to understand that, imagine the bible said that all who oppose god must be killed they also go staight to hell, (oppose, meaning to not honor his word) and the more opposers you kill the better your odds are of getting into heaven,(if your familly had tought you this from a young age and made it clear you would be considered an opposer yourself if you failed to do this, you too would comit acts of terrorism if that was required, they really believe the will go to a horrible fiery pit if they fail to honor gods word.

Answer 2

I have often said I wish more people were like me. I have found that I am not a dying breed. I am no saint by a long shot and have done things in my life that I hope others never do, but when it comes to honest and trustworthy, drug free and the sanctity of marriage, to cherish our children/elderly and to be humane to all living creatures, I can not understand why more people have a problem doing so. To me it's as easy as breathing in air.

Answer 3

A lot of people have no morals. I tend to hold them to the cultural norm.

Answer 4

as long as people's morals are regarded as okay by at least a billion sane people, I'm open to hanging around with such people.

Answer 5

I hold them to their own.

As long as they are being consistent, and not hypocritical, I may not like their choices but I will respect their right to those choices.