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Jesus in me
To an extent. More we choose morality because of how and where we were raised, past experiences and sometimes through reason and debate.
I don't believe I had a previous life
I know it's not the bible because my morality differs from it.
Is this a really good criteria for morality? I know someone whose father sold drugs and saw it as a good thing and his son evidently believed him because he sold drugs also. That way a child is only as moral as the parents and more often than not kids imitate what they see being done rather that what they hear.
I discussed this previously. Experience might be a good teacher after the person has made a mistake and realizes that they have made a mistake. This doesn't seem as effective as knowing not to make the mistake in the first place. Also my experience eating clams is a good one, however there is a possibiity that I could eat a clam tainted with red tide and all my previous experince is worthless. Not only that but there may be a number of bad things that result of which I am not aware.
I have discussed these also. Reason has its limits. Something can be quite reasonable but also immoral.