Sentences with phrase «makes moral»

It makes moral and financial sense to reduce the number of Indigenous people in prison.

They also give us a very convincing argument for why it makes both moral and financial sense for attorneys to offer payment plans for their clients.

But this makes no moral sense: The Chinese, who use an eighth as much energy per capita, are only beginning to burn fossil fuel in large quantities, and they're using it to pull people out of poverty, not indulge their taste for Lincoln Navigators.

The availability of substitutes for ivory certainly makes the moral case against it easier — if we really faced a choice between slaughtering elephants for their ivory and going without piano music, that might be a difficult decision.

Lee makes a moral argument: Omitting the «doubts, the caveats, the ifs, ands and buts» is not a morally neutral act; it is a subtle deception that calls scientific practice into disrepute.

There is a growing campaign led by 350.org which makes the moral campaign for divestment which has put the issue on the agenda of many pension funds.

Hence, Franny Armstrong makes the moral equivalent of airport expansion, and sacrificing lives in the developing world.

As we increase our exposure, investing in disaster - resilient infrastructure and prepared citizenries not only makes moral and economic sense, it's also not dependent on one's personal views about climate change.

Increasingly, the environmental movement makes moral, political and economic claims which seem less about «saving the planet», and much more to do with exerting control over society for the sake of it.

But amidst the search for a kinder and gentler education politics, research demonstrating the positive effect of these New York City strategies makes the moral case clear for an incoming President and for states and districts rethinking education policies: The American education system presents intolerably long odds to low - income children attending persistently struggling schools, and sometimes the most appropriate response to dramatic failure is dramatic intervention.

This makes the moral and ethical questions that sci - fi raises the genre's best and most thought - provoking weapon, and one «Ex Machina» uses expertly.

To keep them likable enough to sustain a series, he makes them moral on their own terms and surrounds them with characters less palatable or righteous than they are: white - supremacist, meth - dealing rivals; crooked cops.

5) You can try emailing or phoning them, but all EHarmony sellers people will say «it's in the contract» as if that makes it moral or right.

«What makes moral traits special is that their absence is a deal breaker, even when compared to qualities that the participants deemed just as positive.»

This makes the moral decision less onerous for illegal downloaders than were they to steal a CD or DVD from a high street shop.

The ultimate goal is to understand how the brain makes moral judgments.

It is the quality of this relationship that makes it moral or immoral, not its heterosexuality or homosexuality.

Other groups may not experience the same conflict because they do not read the Constitution in the same way — in the way, for example, that makes no moral discrimination among the kinds of speech or the kinds of political factions that the Constitution was meant to protect.

Our era has rightly exalted the human person, but it has done so by way of a one - sided view of freedom that makes moral and religious authority alien and even antithetical to our humanistic ideals.

What makes moral feelings peculiar is the logical point behind Kant's thrust — we owe dignity and respect to other persons as persons regardless of our other feelings about them, and in a moral crisis we may feel urgently the not always so gentle persuasion of God in the form of conscience.

Granted, ethical discernment requires a sane arrangement of priorities — a baby makes moral demands on us that a budgerigar can not — but it definitely does not require the suppression of any natural impulse of pity, mercy, concern, or fellow feeling.

It is by this that the action of the State is a contradiction of the law of love; it is this which makes it a moral problem.

Besides, if we aren't told what counts as imposition, then to say one must never «impose one's will on someone else» makes moral law unenforceable.

Beside the obvious danger of giving the outward act an independent value apart from the disposition which makes it a moral act, there is a more subtle danger, that of a quantitative conception of morality.

Because the standard model of morality focuses on the moment of decision, it sometimes makes the moral dimension of our lives sound far more exciting and dramatic than it really is.

Health care for things not related makes moral sense but also not forcing a business owner to provide also makes moral sense.

It makes the moral law of the 10 commandments and loving God and neighbor, the freshest breath of air, ever.

Amazon's huge scale should make us wary of allowing it to make moral judgments on our behalf.

Yet we are still human beings, and one of the things that separates us from other animals is that we make moral judgments.

Significant US evangelicals such as Wayne Grudem have made a moral case for voting for Donald Trump.

If you are going to make a moral argument, whether in the seminar room or in the public square, people today expect you to avoid invoking God.

The Archbishop of Baltimore did docu - ment that if a married couple had good reason to use birth control (ie on gets HI - V from tainted blood) and the discuss their si - tu - ation with their priest and pray to God for guidance and they come to the con - clu - sion the should use birth control the can rest a-s-su-re-d they are making a moral decision.

I think it's harmful to imagine such beliefs make you moral.

He believed that we can not, simply by thinking or willing it, make ourselves moral.

Why does anyone make moral mistakes on atheism?

G. K. Chesterton called him «an unselfish egoist,» one who does «not hate or love enough to make a moral revolution.

Free markets are preferable to tyranny not because they enrich us but because they help to make us moral.

The central claim is made that moral evil... occurs because God — even though he is all - good and all - powerful — out of goodness decided to give freedom to human beings.

they do not make moral decisions, they act on instinct.

But one can never make a moral judgement on others.

It seems possible to conceive of a natural order which, like ours, would make moral and rational life possible, but, unlike ours, would not contain features so alien and frustrating to the purposes of the very moral activity it supposedly makes possible.

Make moral statement or do moral act that you can do as a believer that I am unable to do as a non-believer.

The real question regarding religion and war is, does it help in making moral judgements on when to fight it and when not, and the answer is not very impressive.

But adult humans must make moral decisions, they can not govern this world wisely based on the instincts pf territory protection and expansion, slaying the offspring of others to make sure ours thrive, fighting, freezing, fleeing, fretting, or withdrawing into a fantasy world where we alone make decisions.

Human capacity for good and evil, and the need to make moral discernments and decisions.

In all this, neither Dido's lyrics nor her music seem to make any moral judgements about others or herself: this is how people behave.

Throughout the book, they repeatedly state that economists are not in the business of making moral judgments but of coldly assessing data and analyzing cause and effect.

On the contrary, making moral decisions is, or should be, part of the deepest fabric of our being.

Then, Jesus is in no sense making a moral valuation or announcing a divine intervention or a coming judgment; he simply describes the reality of what is happening.

It's what I use to help guide me through life, make moral decisions, how to think of others, my place in this world, meaning, purpose and so on.