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An Analysis of the Impacts of Religious Ethics Principles … M. Askarinejad et al (77
consequences which lead to of religious beliefs. Although
Thawāb al-Aʿmāl (reward) or he is a practicing Buddhist,
ʿIqāb al-Aʿmāl (punishment). the Dalai Lama's teachings
It has always benefited the and the moral compass that
Shi'a scholars and the common guides him can lead every one
Shi'a and is remarked as one of of us Muslim, Christian, Jew,
the greatest Shi'a hadith Buddhist, or atheist to a
collections (Ref: Ṣadūq, 1989). happier, more fulfilling life.
Jāmiʿ al-Saʿādāt written by
Narāqī, in which the author 2. Internal Sources
believed that the theosophers of As an example, there is an
the past had made great efforts article entitled “Lifestyle from a
in explaining and spreading Sociological Perspective: An
ethics due to their understanding. Introduction to Understanding
However, after the coming of and Analyzing the Concept of
Islam, moral points were Lifestyle” written by Bayengani
explained in detail so that what et al. According to the author,
previous theosophers and the term lifestyle is a product
mystics of different schools of of the modern world, in
thought and religions had which, by weakening structural
mentioned were inconsiderable variables such as social class,
compared to them. choices, and behaviors are
Ethics for the New Millennium considered the basis of the
written by Dalai Lama is formation of a person's identity
another book. According to the and existence. The modern
author, our survival has world and its identifiers and
depended and will continue to developments, such as the
depend on our basic goodness. expansion and development of
It presents a moral system technological and communication
based on universal rather than tools, the increase of cultural
religious principles. Its values in families, and
ultimate goal is happiness for abundant access to these
every individual, irrespective elements have a great and
undeniable impact on creating
