Sentence examples for be based on morality from inspiring English sources
Belgium and Cyprus tend towards an expressive safety culture; Austria, Ireland and the Netherlands are countries in which safety culture seems to be based on morality.
In particular, Schleiermacher sharply rejects Kant's alternative moral proof of an otherworldly God and human immortality (Kant's proof of them by showing them to be necessary presuppositions of morality); for Schleiermacher religion can no more be based on morality than on metaphysics or science.
The unit cohesion rationale became the sledgehammer that crushed all outcries of unfairness and discrimination, because it didn't appear to be based on morality, homophobia, prejudice or intolerance.
Asked whether she and the rest of the pro-life lobby were imposing their moral absolutism, Rebecca is quite clear: "Every law is based on morality.
That decision by 14 governments of the union against the 15th member has provoked a furious debate about the meaning of national sovereignty in a unifying Europe and about whether the demands of what appears to be an emerging new international order that its proponents say is based on morality can take precedence over the democratic expression of a people's will.
Arguments from morality tend to be based on moral normativity or moral order.
Many arguments from morality are based on moral normativity, which suggests that objective moral truths exist and require God's existence to give them authority.
Another is that he has repeatedly argued that morality cannot be based on facts about human beings, and must be revealed a priori (independently of experience).
We must be careful to allow that morality can be based on purely human values.
Morality, they held, had to be based on something higher than paying one's debts to society.
Evidence of its earlier purpose is still visible in the final text, beginning as it does with the discussion of a moral issue, namely, whether morality is to be based on virtue alone, or on natural happiness, or a combination of both.
