Editing Religious Ethics (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Religious Ethics''' — The moral principles that guide behavior in a religious context.
* '''The Golden Rule''' — "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." (Found in almost all religions).
* '''Divine Command Theory''' — The belief that an action is "Right" simply because God commanded it.
* '''Natural Law''' — The belief (common in Catholicism) that God built "Reason" and "Morality" into the structure of nature.
* '''Ten Commandments''' — The core ethical code of Judaism and Christianity.
* '''Five Pillars / Sharia''' — The framework for ethical living in Islam.
* '''Ahimsa''' — Non-violence (Central to Jainism, Buddhism, and Hinduism).
* '''Five Precepts''' — The basic ethical code for lay Buddhists.
* '''Ren (Benevolence)''' — The core ethical virtue in Confucianism.
* '''Covenant''' — The moral "Contract" between God and his people (Central to Judaism).
* '''Just War Theory''' — The criteria used to determine if a war is morally acceptable (Developed by St. Augustine and Aquinas).
* '''Secular Ethics''' — Morality based on human reason and science, rather than religious authority.
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