The necessity of moral education for a healthy society from "summary" of The Abolition of Man by C. S. Lewis
The importance of moral education in shaping the values and beliefs of individuals cannot be overstated. It is through the imparting of moral principles that society can cultivate a sense of right and wrong, and foster a community built on mutual respect and understanding. Without a strong foundation in morality, society risks descending into chaos and moral relativism. Moral education serves as the bedrock upon which a healthy society is built. It instills in individuals a sense of responsibility towards themselves and others, encouraging empathy and compassion. Without a moral compass to guide them, individuals may act in ways that harm themselves and those around them, leading to a breakdown of social cohesion and harmony. In a world where moral values are increasingly seen as subjective and relative, the need for moral education becomes even more pressing. Without a shared understanding of what is right and w...
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