religious moral code

A religious moral code is a system of ethical principles and rules of conduct derived from a particular faith tradition that guides believers’ behavior, values, and decision-making.

Aliases (24)

• religious legal system ×4
• Jewish religious law ×3
• ethical concept ×3
• ethical system ×3
• religious ethics ×3
• ethical principle ×2
• ethical principle in Judaism ×2
• religious rule ×2
• Buddhist ethical code ×1
• Christian social ethics tradition ×1
• Islamic ethical guidance ×1
• Jewish ethical concept ×1
• Sikh code of conduct ×1
• biblical commandment ×1
• biblical mandate ×1
• code of Jewish law ×1
• dietary law ×1
• ethical doctrine ×1
• ethical tradition ×1
• moral code ×1
• moral precepts ×1
• moral system ×1
• religious ethic ×1
• religious guideline ×1

Instances (39)

• Golden Rule ("ethical principle")
• Constitutions of the Society of Jesus ("religious rule")
• Decalogue ("moral code")
• Confucianism ("ethical system")
• Kashrut ("Jewish religious law")
• Canon law ("religious legal system")
• Islamic ethics ("ethical system")
• Great Commission ("biblical mandate")
• Great Commandment ("biblical commandment")
• pikuach nefesh ("ethical principle in Judaism")
• Halakha ("Jewish religious law")
• Sharia ("religious legal system")
• Rehat Maryada ("Sikh code of conduct")
• Victorian morality ("moral system")
• Five Precepts ("Buddhist ethical code")
• Christian ethics ("religious ethics")
• Silver Rule ("ethical principle")
• Catholic social teaching ("Christian social ethics tradition")
• Protestant work ethic ("ethical concept")
• Satyagraha ("ethical doctrine")
• Spinozism ("ethical system")
• Jewish ethics ("ethical tradition")
• Tikkun Olam ("Jewish ethical concept")
• Sunnah ("Islamic ethical guidance")
• Ten Commandments
• Eastern Orthodox canon law ("religious legal system")
• Pikuach nefesh ("ethical principle in Judaism")
• Family purity laws ("Jewish religious law")
• will to power ("ethical concept")
• Quaker discipline and advices ("religious guideline")
• Formula of Humanity ("ethical concept")
• Ancrene Wisse ("religious rule")
• Shulchan Aruch ("code of Jewish law")