Reason and standards

Rationality is the statement that there is value for the mind, and the word reason has other meanings: in religious discussions, they apply it to those who do not recognize any form of revelation, and do not accept any criterion for reality except the experience of the mind. Belief in reason, in this sense, is the recognition that every human being has a real (or concrete) ability to realize that certain issues are right or wrong, to estimate the differences in possibilities, and to distinguish what is best and what is worst in the field of action or production. Acting according to reason (or rational action) is not Your only motivation for action is impulses and feelings. Rather, it is such that you can explain your actions to those who are able to understand them, using ideas such that you can explain your actions to those who are able to understand them, using ideas and rules that they also recognize as valid. The mind is therefore an essential element of the moral personality, in that it cannot be explained by personal interests, emotions, and whims.