My aim in life & introduction

Introduction

Hello! Dear peeps!

I am Rehmat Ali from Pakistan. A few hours ago I joined this platform. By profession I am in my final year of medical. I am 23 year old. I see myself as a great Doctor in the future, who wants to serve humanity by my knowledge and skills, especially poor People insha'Allah.

I belong to a Muslim middle class family. I joined this platform because I am good at writing as well as I wanna grab some BCH which is my favorite Coin in Cryptocurrencies.

When I joined this platform my first look at @Telesfor article about BTC. I am surprised that there are good writers and experts of Cryptocurrencies.

I also studying ethics.

I have chosen an interesting course on ethics. It is important for me to understand the main principles governing ethical conduct. The first thing that has aroused my interest is the concept of justice. A law is just if the person involved in it, whether of a human or a non-human, considers it just. This term implies that a person may be justly treated in case he has done what is right and not unjust, and that the one who violates this right will be made to feel the wrong. In other words, justice means equal treatment to all persons equally irrespective of their social class.

The second theory about justice is due to Aristotle. He said that people should avoid discrimination because it was unjust. According to this concept, it is immoral to discriminate against people on their basis of race, gender, creed or even nationality. However, one may be justly treated in case he does not discriminate against someone because of anything other than his social class.

In essence, justice or justice may mean a difference between right and wrong. For example, according to some Christian teachings, any given individual should uphold justice. At most, justice protects against unfair discrimination. Some religions believe that we are all born with different qualities and talents. Every person is entitled an opportunity to choose to live harmoniously with each other regardless of our differences.

It is worth noting that according to Kant, justice can be achieved by being just and not justly. First, it is important to respect everyone’s beliefs. In other words, we should avoid judging another person using standards imposed by others, such as race, ethnicity or religion for example. By respecting people’s beliefs, justice is guaranteed. Second, justice cannot be achieved by appealing to the emotions of others (Viner, 2001). We should not interfere with other people, even those who do not share our same beliefs because this will only make them treat us unjustly. Therefore, justice cannot be ensured without respect to people’s beliefs. Thus, justice is achieved through morality, equality and due process.

The third principle regarding justice is due to Kant. He stated that every individual must respect himself. In this regard, it is important to appreciate others, think of others and consider whether one is making the right choice or mistake. One of the reasons why respect for oneself is important is the fact that, when not respected, it leads to disrespect for other people. As a result, the relationship between the two parties is destroyed. Respect for oneself is essential for the survival of a healthy society as well as the wellbeing of individuals.

In conclusion, I want to serve humanity, especially with focus on serving God. This is because there is no one like Him. As a church administrator, I would prefer to become a missionary leader and help to spread some religious knowledge in the world (Smith, 2000). As a member of a team, I would also like to help build a good group among the people. As a supervisor, my major aim should be to ensure that workmates follow the laid down procedures in order to achieve the set objectives. There is great need to preserve justice, love one another, have faith in God, and consider others.

Looking forward to all my seniors on this platform. If you find any mistakes, please correct me. I am here for more learning and so excited to be here.