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no value anywhere? To the panel discussion "Old Values - New Values" at the WG 10:05:10


(of left: Hendrik Poschmann, Dr. Wolfgang Linger Busch, Dr. Thomas Gatzemann, Prof. Dr. German, Father Fritz Wiegand OP, Jan-Peter Moehle)

Four experts from the fields of theology, psychology, pedagogy and philosophy were a guest in the WG and discussed values and their importance today.
From the perspective of Father Fritz 'from the monastery of St. Albertus Magnus is also the default values of the church is not constant, but must be reinterpreted by each generation. Philosophically, it seems
according to Dr. Wolfgang Linger Busch (TU Braunschweig) values as such do not exist. What we are defined by this term, but standards and goals we set ourselves. A Value in general, the importance has been a specific action in relation to themselves and others when eating, and therefore purely dependent on the individual and not generally to be formulated.
also educationist Dr. Thomas Gatzemann (TU Braunschweig) was of the view that each person builds his own model of values, live by he wants but it has been in our society has always been the problem that such development by outside pressure is complicated and manipulated. In addition, a certain level of education and instruction is necessary to identify the correct values.
The developmental psychologist Prof. Dr. Werner German (TU Braunschweig) is contrary to the. He believes that every person his own principles or values alone, and must choose to recognize. This had to be in any case in direct confrontation to defend, because only then could be developed personal values. Just this authenticity is lacking, according to German in today's society, which is also visible in politics.
The conversation soon struck up a very philosophical direction, the frame did not argue well. Although little has been discussed on youth and criticized by many values decline, but the round was in my opinion a much more interesting conclusion:
There are no general values, no standardized guidelines that we can shape our lives. Values are much more a combination of tradition and reason in education and private thinking, social environment and of individuality. They make up the character, and everyone needs to develop new for themselves, the values to which men are called in everyday life, not as standards, partly out of date.
So who continues to claim that the youth of today would have no more values to which one can confidently reply that we do have values, but just our own. Or that there is such thing as values does not exist and never has been.
It remains to say is that this one was very stimulating and Jan-Peter and Moehle Hendrik Poschmann (Wilhelm-Gymnasium, born 13 and 12) well moderated discussion group on the is also in retrospect could still worry, and finally settled but still each participant to be carried away, to name three values that he personally considers to be important, regardless of the philosophical context, such as Father Fritz, who according to the values Paul called: faith, hope and love.

Phil Cologne, Class 12