Christian morality
Faith-based moral code
Christian morality is the system of ethics derived from Christian teachings, particularly the Bible and the example of Jesus.
It emphasizes love, forgiveness, humility, and service to others, along with prohibitions on behaviors like adultery, theft, and dishonesty.
Christian morality shaped Western legal traditions.
The term sometimes appears in political discourse to justify positions on sexuality, family structure, or social policy, where it may signal conservative values rather than theological specifics.
- faithTrust without proof
- prayerAddress to deity
- daily breadEssential means of living
- loveIntense fond attachment
- love thy neighborScriptural mandate for kindness
golden rule · community · grace · born again · worship · temperance · seven deadly sins · stewardship · commandments · turn the other cheek · agape · humility · family · redemption · salvation · original sin · chastity · sin
- Christian ethicsdivine law, natural law, cardinal virtues, theological virtues, Ten Commandments
- Nietzschewill to power, overman, superman, Zarathustra, Dionysian
Christian moralitymoral relativism
Values vary by context
nihilism · hedonism · utilitarianism · Epicureanism · Machiavellianism
Christian, morality, Christ, Christianity, Christendom, Christlike, christen, christening, unchristian