Introduction: Family values: planning the family parents

Terms like equality, freedom, liberty, and justice are features of group behavior.

As Bunge and Ardila note, there is no moral behavior when there is only one. Therefore, we can't see values in the behavior of one individual unconnected to others. Such features only emerge when groups of individuals are taking on their responsibilities and receiving their rights. Thus, clear value statements focus on what individual behavior does—not only for oneself but what it does for others as well. Teaching or any human interactions should be clear enough to "expose" both the rights and responsibility sides of the valuing coin.

2B.  HOW CAN THE SOLUTIONS BE DESIGNED?

The values design document needs to bring the above realizations front and center. The wording is critical. It needs to unite the multiple values behavior that make up our values document. One can next ask,