Morality Beyond Human Brain: A Philosophical and Scientific Exploration - II

In this book, author integrates his philosophy on human morality with the mathematical model and concepts of human morality. In this book, the author has explained human being as special creation of God and because of his best creation, he can develop morality as well as moral consciences using his rationality, creativity as well spiritual and emotional intelligence.

The author also explains various components of human morality and how this component can play important role in survival of human beings and maintenance of human species in the planet earth. He also adds that animals and even all other living creatures also have morality to some extent depending upon the genetic nature and their learning from day to day experiences. He also added that even cells of our human body do have morality to some extent which guides them to do moral behavior towards the biological system of the living organism. The author focuses that morality is not only limited to human brain or human beings but morality is present in all types of living creatures even in unicellular organism like bacteria or pathogenic organism. According to author, nature has given innate morality and an innate immorality to all living creatures that take important role in survival, maintenance as well as existence of lives in the planet earth.

Besides, acquired morality plays role specially for those organisms which have developed brain or central nervous system. Besides, human acquired morality can be acquired by exposure to moral education, moral philosophy and spiritual values and human values etc, Lastly, he also adds that the human morality plays important role in world peace i.e. world peace is nothing but the function of human morality and human virtues.