"accept views" is acceptable in written English and can be used in many contexts.
For example, "The professor wanted to encourage open dialogue and was willing to accept views and opinions from all sides."
Most philosophers who accept views related to Lewis's about psychology and decision-making (in particular, who accept a Humean story about beliefs and desires being the basis for motivation, and who accept some or other version of expected utility maximisation as the basis for rational decision) have broadly consequentialist positions.
We certainly don't have to condone or accept views we disagree with, but we must show up for the conversations.
Do not accept views that you find to be wrong and therefore probably unacceptable, and so do not "give something important to get things that are less important".
Attacks upon particular doctrines often claimed that accepted views should be abandoned as morally defective.
"It means he doesn't take accepted views easily," Mr. Makgoba said.
Discoveries in geology and biology continued to challenge all accepted views of religious chronology handed down from the past.
Their excellent review presents the descriptive literature by summarising accepted views and controversies.
The Framework challenges widely accepted views of free play and non-intervention by educators in children's play by adopting learning outcomes.
That makes it very difficult for bits of information that challenge the accepted views to get into the system.
Therefore, our phylogenetic tree for the 18 fungal species of interest is robust and consistent with accepted views.
The obstetricians interviewed had experienced a shift in previously accepted views about what weight to give maternal versus fetal welfare.
