how do we define the best nature which a human being can have?
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Read God's intruction book,\n\nThe Bible.\n\nHe created us, so He should know.
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To be good people, help others, be giving, loving, compassionate, forgiving, friendly to all colors, nationalities......
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Every things in nature have their own rule and regulation.\nReligion is rule and regulation for the human for their society to live peacefully.\nIt makes a man sensable.It operates and guides the sense organ of human to behave  under  rule and regulations, so that people should live like strong bonded chemical.
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Human nature.  We are designed with features/bodily adornments (hair, eye color...) that are meant to be attractive to the opposite sex.  Unfortunately those physical features are the first impression to the opposite sex and hard to overcome if you are attracted to a particular body feature.  Human nature is physical attraction 1st and mental attraction 2nd.
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Each and every child is the best.  Each person is unique, one of a kind.  And each person has a destiny, something only he or she can do to make the world a better place.\n\nI can teach others.  And each person is better than me in something.  In that I can learn from him or her.
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LOVE..\n\nIt is  the most beautiful thing known to humanity. it transcends all boundaries. it is vast, limitless, divine.\n\nit unites. it forms a never ending bond.\n\nit is pristine \n\nit is life giving...\n\nthere is much more to it. some parts of it which i am yet to explore...
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faith\nhope\ncharity\nfortitude \njustice\ntemperance\nprudence
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Being yourself!! Being happy with who you are and what you do. Not sacrificing or changing to please someone else. Beauty comes from inside - not from what you wear, or what you slather on your face. When you are confidant in yourself and your abilities, everyone else has confidance in you.
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We are all human, we all have the same human nature.
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'Natural' rights are those freedoms which we believe or arrange statutorily to be the same for all persons. This is an often misunderstood concept attributed to morality and religion. In reality, though, ALL rights which we have in society are statutory, in other words, determined by laws (either written or assumed rules). In quid-pro-quo fashion, we agree to behave as civilized people in exchange for the protection of societal advantages, such as not being killed for frivolous reasons, not being treated as less than other individual humans, etc. The strength of individual rights in a particular country hinges upon the overall integrity of that country's laws and communities, and resources to provide adequate living conditions for it's people. In other words, if a country is relatively stable and sustainable, its people will be able to maintain social contracts within it. If a community, province, country, or world has instabilities in supplies, overpopulation, inadequate legal structure or unbalanced power/trade, then the variations in resources, weapons, or attitudes will affect the ability of people within and around that area to conduct normal relations and enter into agreements on a fair basis, whether competitively or cooperatively.
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Human nature, I suppose.  We always assume the best about ourselves, and the worst about others.  :(
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It is a partof a natural law.\n\nThe natural law or law of nature is a system of justice that exists independently of the positive law of a given political order. Its usage has varied through its history. It currently has a meaning in both moral theory and legal theory, despite the fact that the core claims of the two kinds of theory are logically independent. According to natural law ethical theory, the moral standards that govern human behavior are, in some sense, objectively derived from the nature of human beings or the cosmos in general. According to natural law legal theory, the authority of at least some legal standards necessarily derives, at least in part, from considerations having to do with the moral merit of those standards.
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Satisfying basic needs brings contentment, but 'good' is a very subjective term. One mans 'goodness' is another mans interference. Most people prefer to have what they need and then determine their own subsequent conduct and beliefs.
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when i think of nature, i think of how someone or something acts naturally. like, if a cat growls when its eating a peice of meat, i think its just in their nature.\n\nor if a person is really friendly, thats also - just in their nature. nature  doesnt necessarily mean trees and animals and outdoors. nature can also mean how something is 'natural'.
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it's the human condition of mankind.  that's just how people are.
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None at all. The human gives himself too much importance. Essentially, the role of mankind is as unimportant as the role of rocks, mosquitos and, actually, anything in the universe. However, mankind would not survive had it accepted the absolute pointlesness of its existance and so, our elevating of humanity's status above something what it really is seems only natural.
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=my heart and good nature.