Sentences with phrase «moral outlook»

As the total moral outlook of Jesus centered in his relation to God, so must everything that has been said in this chapter find its foundation in the relation of the family and its members to the «God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.»

Those changes in moral outlook came from the secular world, and the Catholic Church was slow in adapting.

In most other respects, your basic moral outlook is indistinguishable from that of the liberal Christian — you just don't need the mother of all carrots and sticks hanging over your head in order to act in a manner that you consider moral.

And when it comes to instincts that may come to us biologically that may affect our initial moral outlook, I can only guess on what we might learn about that in the future that is still hidden from us.

But Fred Phelps might very well have a completely different moral outlook than you.

As Charles Murray documents, our leadership class now promotes a supposedly progressive moral outlook that disorients the poor and vulnerable, while the well - to - do themselves live according to neo-traditional norms they refuse to affirm.

Most people recognize immediately the sheer absurdity of leaving money to an organization like this, but do not blink at the prospect of spending their entire lives and basing their entire moral outlook on exactly the same (highly unlikely) proposition of an all knowing sky - god returning to Earth.

The movie approaches all of these elements with a decidedly mixed moral outlook, not only because of the uncertainty behind Luke's claims, but also because Erica, whose plans become more dangerous and illegal as things progress, hasn't quite garnered enough sympathy by the time her scheming begins.

The idea of the covenant between Yahweh and his chosen people is the most basic and distinctive idea in the Old Testament, affecting as it does the total religious and moral outlook of Israel.

It is the universality of moral dispositions that gives us hope; because radical differences in moral outlook are not inherent, people may eventually bring their moral rules and moral behavior in line with their moral dispositions.

In most other respects, our basic moral outlook is indistinguishable from that of the liberal Christian — we just don't need the mother of all carrots and sticks hanging over our head in order to act in a manner that we consider moral.

Perhaps something that took twenty years as a change in someone's moral outlook, possibly from many factors, would be seen as instinctual or a base should the view change somewhat again in another twenty years.

I don't think one's moral outlook would normally change rapidly and certain not in the ridiculous way the truthfollower has suggested for someone who doesn't subscribe to alleged divine moral truths.

But how people respond depends on their moral outlook, according to a new study.

As a person ages, their moral outlook changes, too.

Yet because charismatics and Pentecostals generally shared with evangelical Protestants a conservative political - moral outlook, many in these Protestant groups toned down their hostility and made peace in various ways.

The Ten Commandments may have emerged out of the social history of people instead of being dramatically graven on tablets of stone as the first perception of their need; yet God had guided the people in the moral outlook which the commandments embody.

By the early decades of the century, exclusivist elements of the heritage were abandoned and Christianity was defined more or less as a moral outlook.

Second, as the God of the Hebrews was too small, so was their moral outlook.

Along with ideals, «values» allow us to imagine a moral outlook without law, moral failure without shame, and moral discernment without negative judgments.

It seems trivial to ask that question, since differences in theology and in religious and moral outlooks and life have appealed to different «biblical worlds,» beginning with the New Testament itself.

For 22 years in England, Wenger, regardless of his flaws, has stood on a pedestal in certain respects over every single manager that he watched come to the Premier League and that he subsequently outlived in the Premier League, because of the uniquely generous, respectful and moral outlook that he brought to his job.

As a Catholic single, you want to meet more people who share your moral outlook and spiritual values; it seems like no easy task these days.

It adds: «They would change the cultural and moral outlook of those currently engulfed by hopelessness and cynicism.»

In other words, do you have the personality, interests, character, and moral outlook that they want?