> Man is born to live and and not to prepare to live. A consistent man believes in Destiny but a capricious man believes in luck.  **Benjamin Disraeli**

Each individual happen to have a fundamental moral code as to what is right and wrong. This create a mirage of perspective as to what to do and what to forgo. The way to teaching and learning good moral  codes varies from each jurisdiction. A Muslim has some basic principles governing his or her live. So does a Christian. The difference between the two is simple where each individual is coming from and the experiences he or she has had. 

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I recently got to question how come 6 siblings under the same care and influence grow out to be totally different. It made to question what actually accounts for such differences between individuals. In a class of 30 students taught by a single teacher doesn't guarantee 30 brilliant students. If this assertion is true, what then guarantees that one will end up successfully. 

I saw a Facebook coverage of a very close friend of mine. I lost his friendship through distance and we no longer roll together. I will say we were so close back those days yet our ideas varied fundamentally as he was a Muslim born into an Islamic family whilst i was born into a christian family. We attended the same elementary school. Had the same basic training to stay away from narcotics. The video i saw was of him proudly taking hard drugs on camera exposing himself to the world to be criticized. 

I believe his perspective of live is totally different from mine as at now. His morals are basically to enjoy himself in any way he can whether through hard drugs or other healthy habits. Mine is totally different from his. We all had one fundamental training at school and yet we are worlds apart. 

**What then decides ones perspective philosophically? What then decide ones moral upbringing?**