What The Bible says about Morality

All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness. 2 Timothy 3:16

What The Bible says about ...

Morality

The Bhagavad
Gita

There are no clear teachings about morality (or anything else) in the Bible. But here's what it says about:

Whether you should ...: be concerned with material things?; be wealthy?; call someone a fool?; call your father (or anyone else) father?; commit adultery?; covet?; curse people?; dance?; drink alcohol?; eat meat?; gamble?; get a divorce?; get married?; have long hair?; have more than one wife?; judge others?; kill people?; let others see your good works?; lie?; love or hate your brother?; make images?; marry your aunt or sister?; rejoice when your enemies suffer?; remarry after a divorce?; serve God alone?; swear or take oaths?; work on the Sabbath?

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