Do humans inherently have worth?

There are three different kinds of human worth. Fiscal worth, moral worth, and spiritual worth.


* Fiscal worth is the measurement of a person's possessions, and can be the simplest way to measure worth. But it's not always accurate. I have personally noticed that some of the poorer people of the world are the most generous, which leads to the next type of human worth.

* Moral worth is measured by the way you treat other people, and is a more accurate than fiscal worth, but slightly harder to measure if you don't really know the person. For example; if someone cheats at a game, it shows that they have little respect for the other person, which obviously is bad. An action like this might lead some to have a lower opinion of the cheater, lowering his moral worth.

* Spiritual worth is the idea that someone has worth simply because they are human. This is where opinions start flying. Mine is that spiritual worth has more to do with the balance of negative to positive in a person, like yin and yang. In this regard it is similar to moral worth, but a little deeper. If someone is constantly negative about everything, then it affects the people around him negatively. Of course the reverse is true. When you spread negativity, you are a burden to those around you, which makes you less valuable in the long run.

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-Dillon