According to your text, moral hypocrisy is the term Batson and his colleagues (2002) used to describe the tendency to appear moral while avoiding the costs of being so.
The Moral Hypocrisy phenomenon suggests that moral people are often the same people who fail to act morally. While people can see the morally right path, it doesn't guarantee that "moral people" will go to such path.
Answer:Right Speech
Explanation:
The Buddha focused openly on how how we can positively influence our own speech and verbal interaction in a way that ensures that it yields positivity. Right speech which is also referred to as Virtuous Speech or Wise Speech refers to a speech which yields peace and happiness in our lives and those around us.
The Buddha precisely defines the right speech as abstinence from harsh,malicious , and false speech.
Which means we must not speak false information that may bring conflict amongst people , we must not use sweating and hostile words and must not gossip. He believed speaking the truth is what brings us harmony and speaking kindly.
In 1763, Spain owned land west of the Mississippi River. Spaniards were the first people to visit the Lousiana region in 1541. However, it was the French who established a presence in this area in 1682. They claimed the entire Mississippi River basin. <span>France controlled this area until 1763 when it ceded the land west of the Mississippi River to Spain. </span> France was then defeated in the French and Indian war so she lost the territory east of the Mississippi River to Great Britain.
The philosopher responsible of constructing great work
politics in combination with descriptive and normative approaches in regards of
studying politics is Aristotle. He is considered to be a Greek philosopher
during their time and was able to make contributions in different areas such as
politics, mathematics, logic and many more.
Girolamo Savonarola was an Italian priest active in Renaissance Florence. He was well known because of his denunciation of the Church's corruption, but also because of his prophecies of biblical renewal. He believed Florence would become the "new" Jerusalem, and that all secular art would be destroyed. He was eventually excommunicated, hanged and burnt in the main square of Florence.
He was able to amass a huge following during most of his life, and there were several reasons why his doctrine became so popular:
- General discontent with the abuses of the Church among the population. He also criticized the power abuses of the Medici, and the ills of society.
- It gave the people an alternative to the standard understanding of Catholicism. In fact, he criticized much of what Martin Luther would later condemn. Because of this, he is considered a precursor of the Reformation.
- His prophecies of destruction coincided with the invasion of Charles VIII of France, which threw Italy into chaos. Many believed this was proof of Savonarola's gift of prophecy.
