Universal Moral Law


 

Universal Moral Law

People know instinctively what is right or wrong. They may live in New York City or a village in Timbuktu. Their conscience will always be their guide. It does not matter if they are young, middle aged, or old. There may still be respect for one’s religion, ethnicity, and national origin. But a nation may have some different social values, but its citizens will be living by this Universal Moral Law.


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