Sentence examples for a morality system from inspiring English sources

Red Dead Redemption makes use of a morality system where players have the ability to gain positive or negative honor.

The game makes use of a morality system, by which the player's actions in the game affect their character's levels of honor and fame and how other characters respond to the player.

Purity and pollution beliefs may become incorporated into a religious morality system in which pollution becomes a type of sin and an offense against God or the moral order, and purity becomes a moral or spiritual virtue.

(Leviathan, Chapter XI, paragraph 1) Law or a legal system is distinguished from morality or a moral system by having explicit written rules, penalties, and officials who interpret the laws and apply the penalties.

Religion differs from morality or a moral system in that it includes stories about events in the past, usually about supernatural beings, that are used to explain or justify the behavior that it prohibits or requires.

Of course, Williams also opposes utilitarianism because of the particular kind of systematisation that it is namely, a manifestation of the morality system.

Part of Williams' reply is that his nuanced and particularistic approach to ethics—via the detail of ethical questions is negative only from the point of view of those espousing a version of the morality system.

Eighth, "blame is the characteristic reaction of the morality system" to a failure to meet one of its obligations (1985: 177); and "blame of anyone is directed to the voluntary" (1985: 178).

In any deliberative contest between a moral obligation and some other consideration, the moral obligation will always win out, according to the morality system.

Despite the obvious challenges this requirement poses, compatibilists have typically tried to satisfy these aspiration of the morality system by way of offering a variety of argument to show that compatibilist commitments do not render us vulnerable to the play of fate or luck in our moral lives (e.g. Dennett, 1984).

Even if we discard the aspirations of the morality system, any credible naturalistic theory of moral responsibility needs to be able to provide some account of the sorts of moral capacity involved in exempting conditions, whereby we deem some individuals and not others as appropriate targets of moral sentiments or "reactive attitudes".