论法律与道德的整合（On the integration of law and morality）.docVIP

论法律与道德的整合（On the integration of law and morality） On the integration of law and morality Xu College of humanities, Changchun University of Technology As the establishment and maintenance of the two basic means of social regulation and control of the social order, law and morality, which has a certain degree of overlap in the content, function and complementary to each other, both coordinated and complementary. Advanced socialist system more socialist law and socialist morality common social basis and economic basis, the common historical mission and the historical task, both the internal consistency and coordination should be played most incisive. However, in todays socialist China, they have been weakened to some extent. In particular China economic and cultural integration with the world, the influx of western thoughts, between law and morality crack appears gradually, all these countries in transition has brought unpredictable turmoil and unrest. Therefore, how to coordinate the law and morality in peoples psychology is vital to the rule of law and the rule of virtue in the strategy of governing the country. I. conflicts between traditional morality and contemporary law Our country in the process of transforming to market economy, the traditional idea of civilization of 5000 years, is undergoing a series of changes, it broke the planned economy under the conditions of socialist morality and legal concept of harmony atmosphere, the contradiction between the two concepts in the transformation process of increasingly exposed, causing people to confusion. The conflict of ideas is mainly manifested as: 1., the conflict between the average morality and the competition view of law. The transformation from planned economy to market economy in our country is from the same big pot system of equalitarianism. This Law for the first time gongs to clear the way to establish the legal principle, fair competition, survival of the fittest, establish the equal competition law view