Values ethica

Values ethica

1. tolerance

   • It is the respect for the thoughts and actions of others when they are opposite or different from one's own, it can then be said that it is the attitude that we adopt when we encounter something that is different from our values and/or beliefs.
     • By practicing tolerance, I have learned to live with and respect all those people who present differences with respect to my beliefs, ideals and positions. They have left me with great teachings and have opened up a much broader panorama with respect to living together and dealing with others.
     • PROBLEMS THAT ATTACK THESE VALUES: Fame, gun power, murder, genocide, torture, social injustice, violence, corruption
   • Synonyms
     • Patience, indulgence, condescension, permissiveness.
   • RESPECT ACCEPTANCE DIVERSITY RATING

2. equality

   • It is the identical treatment that a body, state, company, association, group or individual, gives to people without any objection, because of race, sex, social class, political or religious beliefs or other differences, which implies the absence of any kind of discrimination.
     • With equality I have learned that all human beings have the same rights and duties, no matter what the material aspects, religion, beliefs, race, sex, colour or social position.
     • PROBLEMS THAT ATTACK THESE VALUES: Power, waste, weapons, murder, violence.
   • Synonyms
     • Equivalence, equanimity, fairness, uniformity.
   • RIGHTS RESPECT JUSTICE OPPORTUNITY

3. solidarity

   • It is a value through which people feel and recognize that they are united, sharing the same obligations, interests and ideals and also forming one of the fundamental pillars on which modern ethics is based.
     • With the value of solidarity I have learned to share with all those people who in one way or another are around me and with whom I have been able to undertake some projects, which have been able to come to a happy end thanks to solidarity.
     • PROBLEMS THAT ATTACK THESE VALUES: Fame, power, euthanasia, murder, genocide, torture, social injustice, violence, corruption
   • Synonyms
     • Altruism, philanthropy, support, fraternity.
   • FRIENDSHIP PEACE RESPECT DIALOGUE

4. dialogue

   • It is a form of verbal or written communication in which two or more people communicate in an exchange of information.
     • With the dialogue I have managed to clarify many concerns, but the most important thing is that I have learned to recognize that I am not always right and that as I listen to others, there are more possibilities and greater alternatives.
     • PROBLEMS THAT ATTACK THESE VALUES: Fame, power, weaponry. Homicide, violence.
   • Synonyms
     • Conversation, talk, debate, talk.
   • FRIENDSHIP RESPECT SENSITIVITY HONESTY

5. "We have learned to fly like birds, to swim like fish; but we have not learned the simple art of living like brothers." Martin Luther King.

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