Sentences with word «moral»

At the same time, professional ethics, is able to regulate the development of moral consciousness of professionals.

I'm not here to sit in moral judgment of another human being.

Now, science aside, atheists has a serious problem which is lack of moral compass.

In a case as personal as a cancer diagnosis, people can be quick to confuse legal obligation with moral obligation.

So much is at stake, and never has the country been so divided on moral issues in my opinion.

Instead of seeing the light in this article you decided to use it as moral high ground to condemn people who don't think the same way you do.

And your character assassination of others to somehow attempt to make yourself look more spiritual most certainly does not give you some sort of moral high ground.

But the letter, though good on moral arguments, was weak on tactics.

Objective standards of moral value are generally thought to require an objective standard upon which they can rest.

We each have our own moral code for sure.

A greater than ever moral imperative exists today to create an education system that addresses the complex needs of a diverse range of learners.

How about this, if there's no god, then I can have a world of my own where anything I want to do is not bound by moral laws.

What about those of us who want to do what is right and help others, who live moral lives all without needing your god?

There may be a word for this kind of moral dilemma — that's how I view it — but I can't think what it is.

But causal connection is not the same as moral responsibility.

This does not mean that a radical and drastic change in moral standards is always involved.

The schools seek to teach students to be autonomous individuals, who can make their own judgments about moral questions.

The act itself isn't moral choice but the outcome is.

Insurance companies don't make moral judgments about who is named as beneficiary.

As a result, the child depends more on parents for moral support for accomplishing activities.

«A low tax economy allows the rest of us to make more moral choices, because we are left with more of our own money to spend,» it says.

Ask students, working in groups, to identify as many moral questions as they can that present a «grey area» e.g. is it ever right to fight to kill?

This just sets up the system for greater moral hazard in the future.

But, of course, if one wants to stand on moral principle one can.

By obtaining a waiver of moral rights in an assignment, the employer will have the ability to alter the work in any way it wants.

I handle many cases of students with moral character issues.

They keep on saying they will be living by moral standards even if there was no religion.

An individual makes moral decisions as a total person, taking all relevant factors into account.

This is precisely why religious people fail because they are inherently irrational and they use a logical fallacy (appeal to authority) as their basis for moral decisions.

For me it's the right thing to do for strong moral reasons but it's also for good business reasons.

Why rare, if it is merely a choice, a medical procedure without moral problems?

Both cover differing Christian views on euthanasia whilst also allowing students to define the key term and look at moral arguments too.

It is a thoughtful reflection on the relationship between moral duty and political possibility in the recognition that the two are not always nicely matched.

It goes hand in hand with what we earlier called the ethical vision with its demands that the universe correspond to our sense of moral order.

On what higher moral sense do you base your judgment?

One does not need to be Christian to have their own moral compass sir.

Is he considered a more moral person by complying with the request, or by refusing it?

I want the world to be a place where I can live in peace, and in order to make any such moral claim I must go first and give peace.

«Kids who evolve into creative adults tend to have a strong moral compass,» he says.

I think I am beginning to understand why we put ourselves in situations of moral ambiguity where we seek to do good but end up doing evil.

They are the only moral truths we have left.

«What we have here is rare in city government: a case that's built on moral outrage,» he said.

Clearly, these are all social issues with important moral implications.

They point to the deep, long - standing questions at the foundations of moral philosophy.