Phrases with «moral objections»

"Moral objections" refers to beliefs or concerns that are based on someone's personal sense of what is right or wrong, good or bad. It means that a person has a moral disagreement or disapproval with a particular action, decision, or belief due to their own ethical principles or values. Full definition

moral objections

Sentences with «moral objections»

If women's health were really a concern for anyone who claims moral objection, they wouldn't have excluded women from the congressional hearing. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
Their exemption from military service is simply the compromise position that has developed in a society in which moral objection to war is not unanimously shared. (religion-online.org)
If we picture a spectrum running from Class I objections at one end to Class II objections at the other, we will find that most moral objections to government programs cluster toward the Class I end. (firstthings.com)
(see all sentences)

Phrases with «moral objections»

Sentences with «moral objections»

See also