The majority of
moral systems around the globe agree on the big items, murder is wrong, theft is wrong.
Not exact matches
Why is it, when the Gospel is so clearly about God's mercy and grace, that from
around the 2nd century onwards, Christianity has seen it necessary to define itself first and foremost as a «
moral system»?
For those who might be initially inclined to disagree, Philip Wood explains that by
around 900CE the great religions had more or less settled their
moral systems and had little to contribute to the creation of rules that followed in an ever - evolving world.
Byrne told the Financial Times that the plan is to launch a pilot
system in early 2018, adding that he feels he has «a great
moral obligation to refocus my life
around this.»
The film attempts to fairly depict and grapple with
moral dilemmas and how various
systems and levels of authority engage with the truth; leaders must decide (and follow protocols)
around whether or not to destroy a compound containing two suicide bombers preparing to attack (as well as 3 of the top 5 most wanted terrorists), at the expense of killing innocent bystanders and civilians, which include a young girl selling food for her family.