Sentences with phrase «name of liberty»

Major newspapers have begun to put the phrase «religious freedom» in scare quotes, as if everybody understands that it is just a cover for bigotry abusing the sacred name of liberty.

So much regulation and so few lives saved, So much loud music and so little melody, So many doctorates and none wiser made, Such license in the name of liberty, So much compassion preached, so little shown, Since the world's beginning there was never known.

Few doctrines in recent decades have been more injurious than the one that opposes the exercise of parental authority in the name of liberty and democracy.

Welcome to slavery in the name of liberty!

Much sin has been committed in the name of liberty, and the church has far too often been an accomplice and supporter of those who live this way.

Take any war, any struggle, or any fight by any nation or any group of people in the history of the world, in which their goal was liberty and freedom, and you will find countless atrocities, murders, and crimes, all committed in the name of liberty.

RM: This distinction seems a crucial one and might explain why republicanism can seem to accommodate such a wide range of political views, from extreme authoritarianism in the name of liberty to collectivism?

QS: One can only speculate, but I have the impression that Hobbes was worried about the extent of the demands that might be made in the name of liberty if the neo-Roman theory were left unchallenged.

QS: I do not myself associate neo-Roman theories with what you call authoritarianism in the name of liberty.

All in the name of liberty and our contribution to Make America Great Again.

Remember all of the souls who fought and who continue to fight for complete strangers in the name of liberty.

Beyond that, the film seeks to convey the acrimonious distrust that exists between parochial middle America and the powerful government agencies supposedly acting in the name of liberty and justice for all — both of whom Roy and Alton are desperately trying to evade.