Sentences with phrase «moral compass in»

Unemployed Detroit auto worker Dmytryk Knight, seduced into working for a crime boss by his wife, eventually finds his moral compass in Dickey's latest.
How do we instill a moral compass in every student?
In both, Reeves demonstrates a now - unsurprising affinity for the soulful burnout character, a moral compass in the morass of the amorality of Eighties introspection and hedonism.
Using Austen's work as a kind of moral compass in a romantically unsettled world, these groupies assign an almost biblical importance to the books.
And like that movie, Black Panther asks how we retain our moral compass in the face of people who invite us to give in to our baser instincts.
Ask the former Chairman of the PNDC and founder of the NDC who is my moral compass in the NDC for my capabilities before calling me a liar.
What is needed is a governance model that actively ensures the right institutional frameworks are in place to prevent us from veering our moral compass in the wrong direction.
There is no moral compass in the Bible at all.
My goodness, you certainly are obsessed with your devotion to a book of allegorical stories written with the intent to entertain and provide a moral compass in their day.
Free Thinker Seeking Reason, «My goodness, you certainly are obsessed with your devotion to a book of allegorical stories written with the intent to entertain and provide a moral compass in their day.
What about other, shall I call them «soft issues» or non-core issues like, family counseling, youth ministry, childrens's ministry, community upliftment, marriage support, involvement in local cahllenges facing our community, being the moral compass in our city, etc etc..

Not exact matches

Consumers today care about a company's moral compass, the reasons it's in business, how its products are made and delivered and how it views its place in the larger retail industry.
They need to have strong moral compasses and be true believers in what they are doing.
Embedded in all of us is our personal moral compass.
These terms cause grief for mainstream asset managers, who rightly question if it's their job to be a moral compass and how one can reasonably access different companies in this regard.
Barring a quick congressional fix or an unforeseen turn in the president's moral compass, Trump's...
In court, Hulk Hogan's lawyers sought to portray Gawker as an organization without a moral compass.
I am outraged that Heather Cook, the former Episcopal priest, has the audacity to request to be released from prison after serving only two and a half years, not even four years after killing bicyclist Tom Palermo in a horrendous turn of events in which she showed herself to have no moral compass,...
Most people's moral compass tells them something is wrong with that; not in Islam.
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 am a Born Again Christian who believes in freedom of religion because I trust a Muslim, Buddhist, or Hindu ruler more than I trust an Atheist who have no moral compass.
It has lost any sort of moral compass and is utterly strident in its condemnation of gays, women, science and contraception.
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.
So thankful the Bible is my moral compass now... and I no longer lean on my own understanding and destroy my life and my soul in the process.
If you can twist THAT in your mind into something moral or justifiable, then your moral compass is severely out of whack.
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.
I know that your personal faith acts as ones own personal moral and spiritual compass, however the president should through out his personal beliefs in exchange for the betterment of all americans citizens not the 2 % of the wealthy class or the corporations, but all americans
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.
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.
There is no doubt in my mind that the worst problems we face are caused by non Christians that have no moral compass.
Why do religous people assume that just because one doesn't believe in God that person has no moral compass?
You clearly are lacking in any moral compass.
If human - level intelligence arose in a solitary hunter like, say, a species descended from Bengal tigers, it would have an entirely different moral compass.
You can't say that humans» «moral compass» exists in it's own plane.
Any decent theologian that has a moral compass can find inconsistencies in them that should cause any thinking person to seriously question them.
I believe it happened because in the course of the 1990s, many American business leaders got confused and their moral compasses stopped working.
So to use your own words, «belieiving in a fairy tale» is not the same as attempting to establish a moral compass that is based on the latent knowledge of those who came before us.
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.
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.
To call those who actually reflect on their own spirituality and make conscious efforts to live based on a moral compass, rather than as herded sheep, self - obsessed is not only pretentious but a reflection of your indoctrination in the school of those who believe out of fear — which is worse?
Fixing your moral compass and belief in God's message to a text written by people (strike that, by MALES) that thought the world was flat, the sun (and entire universe) revolved around the earth, that comets were angels, etc etc etc is a cop - out.
It's not about trusting a caholic priest, it's about building a moral compass, about believing in right from wrong.
i think the writer misses the point that many who are spiritual and not religious have explored what religions have to offer in the form of moral compass and dogma and organizations and whatnot — and have found it hard to find the peace within themselves that they innately attribute to what they seek through contact and participation in religion to begin with.
Nick Yee, a student in communications, notes that «it's hard to have an in - game and out - game moral compass....
I also reject the common Christian notion that it is not required for one to be a Christian in order to have a moral compass or be a good person.
That's one of the reasons it fails as a moral compass» God was revealed to a people at a point in time and we look at that point with today's eyes.
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 KryptoIn 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 Kryptoin any religion, philosophy in any country, city, town or the planet Kryptoin any country, city, town or the planet Krypton.
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z