Sentences with phrase «moral compass does»

The attempts to attach him to the larger MCU and Peter's journey become a bit convoluted for an otherwise nimble film, and his moral compass doesn't always feel coherent.

My moral compass does not point toward any religion or deity for guidance.

What moral compass does Matt operate from as a man?

Rejecting an imaginary being in the heavens as a moral compass does not rationally lead to the conclusion that there is no right and wrong.

Not exact matches

I didn't give her an ultimatum, I even said if she still wanted to drink I'd happily go out with her and be her DD and her moral compass, considering none of her drinking «friends» would be.

They need to have strong moral compasses and be true believers in what they are doing.

Money may be an evil, he said during a recent visit to Stanford Graduate School of Business, but he urged students to «get the money, and don't lose your moral compass when you do.»

all you have to do is write a book and tell people god told you to write it instead of just telling everyone himself (lazy) then you can be a cults moral compass

You don't have to be a believer to have a moral compass; Morality it is given to all through Natural Revelation that we perceive with built - in functions, i.e. Basic Instincts, Intuition & Common Sense.

I don't see how anyone can go from not believing in God to doing so just because of needing a moral compass.

I think, if needing a moral compass is the reason for switching to any religion, you're just not doing enough research.

She didn't say only theist have a moral compass and no one I know posits that either.

I don't need the Ten Commandments (and there are many more than just ten in the Bible, but that's neither here nor there) to tell me that it's wrong to murder, or not to steal... that's my moral compass.

After all, many believe it is our job to be the moral compass of society, even for those who do not believe in Jesus as Lord.

What «moral compass» do YOU have, Mark, if the only thing that keeps you in line is the threat of hell?

we believe in the moral compass that does not belong to this world.

I do what I deem to be correct according to my moral compass and those who don't agree oh well.

Instead, and I don't even understand why I need to be telling you this, just let common sense serve as your moral compass and devote your time and resources to activities that actually benefit your fellow man in tangible, practical ways.

It includes people that don't identify with religion at all, and how they form their moral compass.

I was raised Christian and life's lessons and moral compass that came along with my Faith I do not feel was cruel.

People who do not know the Bible well have been gulled into thinking it is a good guide to morality... I have even heard... that, without the Bible as a moral compass, people would have no restraint against murder, theft and mayhem.

Why do religous people assume that just because one doesn't believe in God that person has no moral compass?

DANA My «imaginary sky» friend does not need you to have a moral compass alone.

It has nothing to do with a «moral compass».

When has religion had anything to do with defining a moral compass?

Dudley... that is one of the many arguments that affirm that there IS a God... our innate moral compass that animals do not have, nor do they gain from evolution.

I don't agree with Mark on a great number of things, including his annoying habit of being all the blogger's moral compass.

Further belief in Jesus, the Prince of Peace, or recognition of the Bibles place in our history and as our social fabric's moral compass, does not necessarily require belief in a super natural being whispering truths to be recounted in the writings of our fellowmen.

You do not need Jesus or whoever else in your life to have a moral compass or to answer life's difficult questions.

I don't need religion to tell me what's right and wrong, I think I can manage to not lie, steal, and cheat with my own moral compass.

So the argument of this article is that not being a part of a major religion is a bad thing because those who don't aren't picking a «side», and because they lack a moral compass for self betterment.

I don't need your God for a crutch, moral compass, or to be a good person.

I believe Jesus had an excellent moral compass (although «organized religion» twists it to their own ends - as do Republicans and tea partiers!).

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

In fact the right thing to do has been repaced by the flawed thinking of many whose moral compass can not not be justified in any religion, philosophy in any country, city, town or the planet Krypton.

Ya know the CHRISTIANS WHO HAVE A MORAL COMPASS THAT WE ATHEISTS DO NT»...

Or if it does, we have to conclude that white slavers were very generous to provide these men's ancestors with moral compasses when they stole them from africa.

Christian dogma does not equal a moral compass.

For such a scientist, faith acts at best as a «moral compass,» but the direction it provides does not breach the wall of separation, and is neither aided by nor aids reason.

Once again, if he is all powerful, he can do whatever he pleases, but only someone whose conscious has been stripped of any moral compass would refer to such a God as good and just.

At a press event, Education Secretary Are Duncan said, «In terms of what's morally right there, the moral compass, whatever we can do to have fewer young women and young men having to go through these types of horrific incidents, we want to do that»...

This style of attack against Christianity once again shows what happens when there is no moral compass, and people think they can do whatever they want without accountability.

I believe that the non-religious can live virtuous, moral lives and that the moral compass is self - regulated and does not require the framework of religion to function.

She doesn't have a moral compass or religous convictions.

Most people have a moral compass, but they don't necessarily have YOUR moral compass, which makes us all different.

Honestly, if you are looking for your «moral compass» you don't need to run it through a bible to get it to work.

Some folks think we lack a moral compass (we don't), hate god (can't hate something you don't believe in) or eat babies (YUM), but honestly, we're just like everyone else.

I think the most important thing in trying to raise a child with values and a moral compass is to have that child think about what is the golden rule in virtually every religion; which is, do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

Mitt Romney could have logically been on Barack Obama's Vice Presidential (VP) Short list in 2008 presidential run if Mitt Romney did not flip - flop from the views he held in MA.Mitt Romney is a chameleon and lacks a moral compass.

I consider the need to do the right thing a fundamental truth of life, yet, most of the leadership in Albany, NY seems to operate without a moral compass with any apparent consequences