道德与法律的关系（The relationship between morality and law）.doc

道德与法律的关系（The relationship between morality and law） The relationship between morality and law To analyze the relationship between law and morality, we must first understand the meaning of morality. Generally, the mention of morality, there is no doubt that people will associate it with kindness, beauty, justice, glory together, and law, but also as a way to adjust social relations, through social customs, peoples beliefs to implement. Therefore, it is understood that morality is the sum of the norms of behavior that regulate the relationship between man and society. Morality is a complete concept, rooted in the customs and habits, in the primitive society, people living in a kinship based clan society, customs adjustment depends mainly on the clan members, concluded from the food distribution to the marriage, reflects the positive role of customs. However, with the complexity of social life, social relations become more complex, simply by the customs and habits have not completely adjusted, so the moral is generated, and so the moral is not abstract from peoples heart, but not from religious theology, but on the basis of a certain material. On the moral philosophy as the superstructure, is to maintain the economic base class, with the development of productive forces, the customs and ethics to adjust all social relations has been impossible, the society need more powerful, more standards and norms to adjust, the law will be generated. The emergence of the law does not mean that the adjustment of social relations no longer depends on morality, and the law has its limitations in the way of adjustment and the scope of adjustment, and morality is still an important means of adjusting social relations. Both law and morality play an important role in the adjustment of social relations. Morality, as a way of adjusting social relations, is inseparable from its content and characteristics. In terms of its content, morality is valuable. Value, that is, goodness, beauty, justi