
Who's Less Moral, Men or Women?
SodaHead Living
2012/06/19 17:00:00
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Women are still lagging behind men in at least one area ... rule-breaking. According to recent studies, men have lower moral standards than women, especially when they have to defend their manhood, Scientific American reports.


Studies show that men are more likely than women to minimize the consequences of moral misconduct; to adopt ethically questionable tactics in strategic endeavors; and to engage in greater deceit, Scientific American reports. In other words, whether you're engaging in a business deal or choosing a life partner, you might be better off trusting a woman.
Guys are especially likely to be "immoral" in when success means proving their masculinity -- and yes, the workplace and the playing field both come to mind. But we have to wonder: Are guys more likely to engage in this sort of behavior because they're still more likely to be competing in these arenas than women? Or are men intrinsically more immoral? What do you think?
Guys are especially likely to be "immoral" in when success means proving their masculinity -- and yes, the workplace and the playing field both come to mind. But we have to wonder: Are guys more likely to engage in this sort of behavior because they're still more likely to be competing in these arenas than women? Or are men intrinsically more immoral? What do you think?
Top Opinion
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Dave**Gay for Girls** 2012/06/19 19:45:28Men






















Truly, I think that men might be more immoral, although I personally, despite being male, would never have cared whether I was male, female or homosexual. It just does not really matter...
I think men & women are pretty much equal when it comes to immorality.
Grace to you, Glory to God!
Then he is not omnipotent.
Is he able, but not willing?
Then he is malevolent.
Is he both able, and willing?
Then whence cometh evil?
Is he neither able nor willing?
Then why call him God?"
~ Epicurus, 33 A.D.
God uses every free will decision in the fulfillment of his plan. Second, when you can provide internalized feedback of your own instead of recycled antithetical quotes then we can begin a conversation.
Grace to you, Glory to God!
Grace to you, Glory to God!
My eyes are wide open, as is my heart, my soul and my life...to the one true King and Savior Jesus. Again, you take content from a wildly outrageous film and attempt to present it as your own information and "knowledge". As it happens brother, I've done more research on the subject than anyone you've ever met...I don't take the field of Christian Apologetics lightly and I certainly don't take the authenticity of my Savior (and yours too if you choose him to be) lightly either.
Grace to you, Glory to God!