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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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All normal standards/morals

One holiday that is celebrated around the world is April Fools' DAy ... Where did such a strange holiday come from? Experts are divided in their opinions ... Others point out that many ancient cultures had a festival with customs like this. For those days, all normal standards would be ignored.

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Does "all normal standards" in the above refer to "all normal morals" or something else? Thanks.
  

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Angliholic Does "all normal standards" in the above refer to "all normal morals" or something else? Angli, "all normal standards" means MORE than "all normal morals" As blogger Randy Hollenbeck staes rather well, We live in a world governed by standards not necessarily morals or ethics ; they are not always the same thing, just as the truth and facts are not always the same thing. A house and a home can mean two different things.

  • Angliholic Does "all normal standards" in the above refer to "all normal morals" or something else?
  • Angli, "all normal standards" means MORE than "all normal morals" As blogger Randy Hollenbeck staes rather well, We live in a world governed by standards not necessarily morals or ethics ; they are not always the same thing, just as the truth and facts are not always the same thing.
  • A house and a home can mean two different things.
  • For example, Some definitions: Ethics - a system of moral principles or the rules or standards governing the conduct of a person or the conduct of the members of a profession.
  • Ethical - pertaining to or dealing with morals or the principles of morality; pertaining to right and wrong in conduct.
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AngliholicDoes "all normal standards" in the above refer to "all normal morals" or something else?

Angli, "all normal standards" means MORE than "all normal morals" As blogger Randy Hollenbeck staes rather well, We live in a world governed by standards not necessarily morals or ethics; they are not always the same t

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