Religious moral and socialist moral are different in nature, although the religious moral acts, to a certain extent, as a spiritual culture, stand for the common spiritual pursuit of human beings. Thus it is also an indispensable spiritual resource for the modern ethics. The religious moral concerns interrelationship between humans versus divinity, implying the human pursuit of egocentric sacredness. Furthermore, interpersonal or the social moral is explored. This overlaps with the worldly morals, so as to strengthen the moral belief among the humans. Religious moral also reiterates the self-discipline for the religious followers.