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Razin, A. A. Classification of People Depending on Their Spiritual and Moral Qualities

Abstract: The article is devoted to the problem of definition of such concepts as ‘spirituality’ and ‘morals’ and their place in human’s path to his own nature. Many philosophers believe that morals have something to do with the will, virtue, commitment to work and happiness. Only if you conquer yourself for the sake of our close and distant people, you shall become spiritual and liked by God. Spirituality is closely connected with our attitude to others and it is all about mercy. Morals are formed as some kind of habitual behavior under the influence of our cultural and social environment in our childhood.

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philosophy, mind, freedom, happiness, habit, self-sacrifice, conscious, multiple personality disorder, workmanship, labor nature of morals.

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