Sentences with phrase «ethical concepts»

What is the repertoire of actually available civic and ethical concepts with which one is obliged to work?

Rather clearly, then, Matthew has united his consistently ethical concept of salvation with a surrogate of Paul's notion of atoning grace.

He declares that the evil of the Nazi period threw ethical concepts into conflict.

Ethics and the Role of the ECE This webinar will review the major ethical concepts in human services and discuss how these relate to the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice from the College of Early Childhood Educators of Ontario.

This webinar will review the major ethical concepts in human services and discuss how these relate to the Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice from the College of Early Childhood Educators of Ontario.

Feminists show how ethical concepts and language are oriented to male experience.

The developments have generated new ethical concepts such as «cognitive liberty» that asks whether a person should be the only one with access to their thoughts and whether brain alterations should be made reversible in addition to concerns related to technologies falling into the wrong hands.

Children aged eight and older typically are ready for meatier ethical concepts, concepts that skirt into gray areas of lesser evils or relative priorities.

You really do not seem to be able to understand the range of issues implied by ethical concepts, or their discussion by Hewitson, RC and others.

Negligence is a fundamental ethical concept.

The massive shift in the ecology of education in the 20th century has made it more important than ever for congregations to teach their members the basic theological and ethical concepts of the Christian faith.

It is wishful thinking to believe that the educational system can assume the responsibility of passing to the next generation the central and binding values, as well as the moral and ethical concepts, that set us free to be who we can be.

It is wishful thinking to assume that the educational system can assume the responsibility of passing to the next generation the central and binding values, as well as the moral and ethical concepts, that set us free to be who we can be.

The church needs to provide Paula with theological and ethical concepts that stretch beyond the private sphere and provide her with real support in linking faith to life in a postmodern world.

As Carpenter uses it, quality of life seems to be an ethical concept.

Cobb contrasts Carpenter's ethical concept of the quality of life Cobb's own interest in historical «progress,» which has not led to greater and greater virtue or improved quality of life but to greater possibilities for good and evil.

The authors discuss the concept of health care justice in professional obstetric ethics and explain how it originates in the ethical concepts of medicine as a profession and of being a patient.

Or we can reacquaint ourselves with the five ethical concepts I discuss in my book, Life Principles.

Hitler, he said, had «thrown all ethical concepts into confusion.»

Attorneys often confuse the ethical concept of the duty of confidentiality and the evidence concept of the attorney - client privilege.

In the first section students will cover ethics for real estate professionals, including the definition of ethics, ethical concepts and terminology, why ethics matter, ethical duties, practicing within an area of competence, and ethical situations.