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Amoral actions means a person does not have moral concepts at all. There is no such thing as
right or wrong. It is neither moral nor immoral. He is not concerned with morals. He is outside
the sphere of morality. Unlike the word immoral, amoral does not usually comes with
disapproval from other people. It is like doing an action unknowingly. They don¶t even know if
they have violated a rule or not. Young people (i.e. babies, kids) are usually amoral people since
they have no complete feeling or understanding of what is right and wrong. And so elders would
help them by teaching and guiding them what is intended to be right so that when they grow,
they will become morally upright. Eating others¶ food would be an example of an amoral action.

Nonmoral acts/actions are considered actions where moral categories (or simply morals) cannot
be applied. It involves the concept of ceteris paribus which means ³all else are equal´.
Examples involved would be the possibility of helping or harming oneself or others. Generally
saying, factual statements (i.e. sciences) would display nonmoral acts since some of them are
based from real experiences.

On the other hand, immorality (or simply being immoral) is an action wherein morals exist but
the person acting does not abide by them. An immoral person usually does things that are not
morally acceptable. When the word is used to other people, it is always used to show
disapproval. Such acts are considered to be evil, sinful, or indeed wrong and these violate the
code of ethics. Examples of immoral actions are telling lies, stealing, swindling, having
extramarital affairs, killing and all other negative actions. If you are not immoral, then you are
doing right, as according to code of ethics, thus, you are moral. Moral values and principles are
being applied. It is doing the right thing because it is right and all are not against the will.








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Marriage is a contract between a husband and a wife which is legally, socially and religiously
recognized. It provides the male and a female to enter a biological relation. And this biological
relation eventually leads to the establishment of family life. Each of us becomes a pattern of the
other. And so, it happens when one person get married with the opposite gender. We become
patterns for our spouse, for our family and for others around us. We become patterns at work, at
play, at home and in the church. That only will take effect if there is consistent faith on God
which will eventually lead to consistent moral values that will be learned through giving and
following an example. This example would be the pattern or the model of others so that life will
go harmoniously. Regardless of any condition, we watch others who are examples to us and our
reactions to them are part of what has formed us. In turn, our spouses and children watch us and
their reactions to us are what form the atmosphere in our home and in the society. That in turn
becomes a culture, a way of life that give evidence on how we live, both deliberately as well as
unconsciously. If our living would be steady and unfailing, it will give out stable and well-
harmonious surroundings into which marriage and little ones can come. And thus, fortunately
will develop into a new culture that is observable, predictable and safe.