Sentences with phrase «moral judgment like»
«In situations of moral judgment like those in the study, there is an inability to identify the real cause of their negative emotional state, attributing it to external causes, and not to the medical condition.»
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When faced with a moral problem like sexual assault, a university culture quickly shifts to «critical thinking» rather than moral judgment.
Whereas the principle set forth in Deuteronomy may provide some means of measuring the accuracy of the predictions of an astrologer like Jeane Dixon or the lucrative prognostications of a dispensationalist like Hal Lindsey, it is less well suited to discerning the reliability of a call to moral judgment and decisive action.
The Constitution has nothing to say about abortion, leaving it, like most subjects, to the judgment and moral sense of the American people and their elected representatives.
In other quarters it is the specifically ethical aspect which commands almost exclusive attention — conduct, moral judgments, philanthropy, the Christian social order, and the like, The advocates of the respective views are often severe with one another.
If in public places like our major universities we are going to operate on the premise that moral judgments are relative to communities, then we should follow the implications of that premise as consistently as we can and not absolutize one, or perhaps a few, sets of opinions and exclude all others.
So I like how she gently suggests one plant meal a day without judgment or morals attached.
Just like cupcakes and second hand smoke, these are moral or physical RISKS about which parents make judgments every day.
Like Kubrick, Field doesn't make any moral judgments about his characters, and his film remains stubbornly enigmatic.
Criticizing an ethicist for making moral judgments would be like taking to task a movie reviewer who makes aesthetic judgments about the latest films.
Are there some moral positions that are absolute, or should we take into account things like time and place when making judgments?
But what we would like to draw attention to is the importance of a truly feminist and queer perspective when making these fundamental moral judgments about the sexuality of others.