Sentence examples for a system of morality from inspiring English sources

O'Neill's account does not yield any fully shaped system of moral knowledge; and it provides no algorithm for determining a system of morality.

To a student protesting that Masonry sounds like a "freaky cult," Langdon counters that it's "a system of morality".

To have moral effects, it is not necessary that a work of literature present a system of morality.

Principles such as these, Reid says, form a system of morality, but only in a weak sense.

Although Emerson is thus in no position to set forth a system of morality, he nevertheless delineates throughout his work a set of virtues and heroes, and a corresponding set of vices and villains.

At the same time, he never doubted God's existence, embracing Christianity as a system of morality and cosmic justice.

As long as slavery persists in this connected, widely enlightened world, we cannot claim to be heirs of any system of morality that is truly committed to universal human rights.

It is anti-Western, antiwhite, anti-Christian and anti-Semitic, heedless of human life or any system of morality we would recognize.

It simply isn't a system of social morality.

Best known as an outspoken atheist and the author of The End of Faith, writer-turned-neuroscientist Sam Harris has echoed the assertion, normally associated with religious thinkers, that humans need a universal system of morality.

Paul's preference for celibacy, in combination with Jesus' praise of those who do not marry (Matthew 19 10 12), helped to establish in Western Christianity a two-tiered system of morality.