Maybe because of the religion, or to contribute to do a Estate, I don't know, why do you think?
Because they coexist, dear Marcelo, and without them life has no meaning.
Because they coexist, dear Marcelo, and without them life has no meaning.
Nothing is wrong, nothing is right. This is a question of context and belief.
Because we always doubt, looking for the answer to the question.
Because we need to rely on something, unless chaos shall rule. Perfect it never can be, I'm sure, hence we rely on heuristics. And I am not referring to science here. :-)
Without the opposites, we don't know right is right, wrong is wrong. Good question - implication of this question reminding us need to see everything / every event / every argument which opposite state it is in, any the other opposite state we missed out before making a "balanced" / "informed" decision.
First, life is full of opposites; good and evil, justice and injustice…, etc.
Similarly, we, out of logic, need to classify matters around us (based on our set of beliefs) to what is acceptable and what is not. As we need some sort of agreement about how our lives should be. Regards.
All through history, there has been a moral code which resulted in social classification of attitudes & deeds into right & wrong with a majority consensus. An individual draws his/her view of right & wrong from this background. It is very rare to find persons turning a social judgment upside down unless they are revolutionary.
Every one learns the view of right or wrong from particular environment of socialization process --- from family, peers, and society.
Learns belief about right or wrong!
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