The phrase "a good morality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ethical principles or standards that are considered positive or beneficial.
Example: "In our society, a good morality is essential for fostering trust and cooperation among individuals."
Alternatives: "a strong ethical framework" or "a positive moral code".
The "complete community" mentioned here is the political community, with its laws, but the proposition implicitly refers also to the community of all rational creatures, to whose common good morality (the moral law) directs us.
These are lies," adding, "good morality is good medicine".
Moderation in these things was not only good morality; it was good medicine.
There'd be so much good morality for them to beat people up over that they'd inevtiably get over-excited and end up just jogging back and forth in the middle of the road, hyperventilating in indecision as to whether they should be "getting" the nonce at number 42 or the gay bishop at 78.
He was invariably polite, though never perfect; endeavored to become one of the best quarterbacks in history; and was always his own man, with a good-natured morality, and true to himself.
"Crown Heights," however, does not turn the story into an easy feel-good morality tale like "Brian's Song" or the hokey hockey movie "Miracle".
Harry Potter awakens children to the poetry in reality with the make-believe of a good, old-fashioned morality tale (without commercial messages or conditioning stimuli).
However, only 29% say the Internet is a good influence on morality – and a further 42% go so far as to say it's a bad influence.
The theory casts God as a good example for morality, and humans should imitate his virtues as much as is possible for finite, imperfect beings.
"People who do not know the Bible well have been gulled into thinking it is a good guide to morality," Dawkins writes.
