Assertion: religion | /r/HasProperty | codes of morality
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In my long definition, the second paragraph does mention (for reasons of common-sense) that religions "often include... codes of morality... given a mandate from a supernaturally great being; a supernatural force or from the will of the Universe itself", which does manage to cover both theistic and non-theistic religions, but also admits that not all religions necessarily conform to the requirement of a moral order.