The aim of Zemlyanin project
The moral state of the society causes the cares of the public. Neither the ancient
gold rule of morality (saying: do not treat other people in a way you would not
like to be treated, as Confucium has it) nor the Ten commandments have become
social norms, though it has been millennia since they appeared. Later documents
common to all mankind such as Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948) and Universal
Declaration of Human Responsibility (1997) also have not resulted
in appeasement. In todays world we can see permanent military actions and acts
of terrorism, flourishing corruption and drug abuse so there is not more important
social goal than the achievement of the moral agreement between all the Earth
inhabitants (the Russian word zemlyanin means the same as Earth inhabitant.
For this reason, it is urgent to create and develop the code of the moral behaviour
of the Earth inhabitants, that could be appropriate for all people whether they
believe in god or they are atheists, no matter what colour of skin or citizenship
they have. From understanding such a necessity appeared the first part of Zemlyanin
project - elaboration of the document called Universal Declaration of Human Moral
Duties.
But Zemlyanin project is different from other works of similar character because
of the special part which contains necessary and proper programmes and activities
promoting the effectiveness of the Declaration of Duties, its successful socialization.
This part of the project appeared because of the analysis of reasons of religious
practice low effectiveness as well as last century secular declarations low effectiveness.
The attempt in finding new approaches concerning the solution afore-mentioned
problems is defined as the content of special working group for Saint-Petersburg
Union of Scientists activities. This group was found in May 2004. The format of
the project and course of its implementation will be highlighted on the pages of
this site. Information renovation will be carried out when necessary.
additional information, apply to
Zaltzman Leonid Isaakovitch
E-mail: ikar@eu.spb.ru
Mobile: 8 921 3082648
|
