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social values
Social values are the shared beliefs, priorities, and ethical standards that guide how individuals and communities organize themselves and relate to one another.
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In the Psycheverse
Psyche uses social values as a lens to expose contradictions in how people claim to hold ideals while contradicting them through their actual positions. She's particularly interested in the gap between stated values (like compassion or anti-authoritarianism) and lived practice, especially within religious and spiritual discourse where the tension is most visible.
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Topics that frequently appear alongside social values
authorityAuthority is the power or legitimacy claimed by institutions, individuals, or belief systems to command obedience, set rules, and make decisions that affect others.ChristianityChristianity is a monotheistic Abrahamic religion centered on the life, teachings, and divinity of Jesus Christ, with major branches including Catholicism, Protestantism, and Eastern Orthodoxy.JesusJesus is the central figure of Christianity, traditionally understood as the Son of God and founder of the Christian faith, whose teachings emphasize compassion, acceptance of the marginalized, and skepticism toward institutional religious authority.religious hypocrisyReligious hypocrisy is the contradiction between professed religious values and actual behavior, or the selective application of religious teachings to support one's existing beliefs while ignoring inconvenient doctrines.rejectionRejection is the experience of being refused, excluded, or left without reciprocation—whether romantic, social, or ideological.
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