I honestly believe it’s both.
In modern psychology, there’s often a blending of both ideas: while humans might have some innate capacities for empathy and cooperation, our environment, upbringing, and personal experiences play a significant role in shaping how we develop a sense of morality.
Ultimately, it might be that we’re born with a certain potential for goodness, but it’s through the influence of our families, communities, and life experiences that we learn how to express it.
Thanks for sharing Kimberly
I think it’s both really. It depends with how you were raised. If you were raised seeing violence you more likely to be violent in the future too. Some people learn to love from their upbringing they learn from their parents. Some are born naturally good. Not sure if that makes sense.
Yes, it does make sense some people are born good and some are born evil that’s what I believe thanks for sharing Virginia
You are welcome
Somehow there are some emotions we do inherit from our dear parents. Others will depend on how one has been nurtured, whether in good or a bad way. Yet others we pick from the environment we love in. Yet again, whether they will be good or bad. Society can really mould one’s character in good or a bad way.
Thank you for sharing Hillary
Humans we are all born to be good but this wicked world will many demands that are running this world controlling men and world leaders, some of us are leant to be bad or teach to be bad in the wicked world. It’s the way of the world. Read Matthew, read Isaiah.
Thank you for sharing David

Thanks for sharing