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Traditional religions often focus on moral edicts. To many adherents, the key idea of a religion has more to do with ethics than metaphysics, with ''what to'' than with ''what is''. For example, in [[Christianity]], the [[Golden Rule]] provides a very simple guide to [[good]] behavior. | Traditional religions often focus on moral edicts. To many adherents, the key idea of a religion has more to do with ethics than metaphysics, with ''what to'' than with ''what is''. For example, in [[Christianity]], the [[Golden Rule]] provides a very simple guide to [[good]] behavior. | ||
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