Sentence examples for commit immoral acts from inspiring English sources

Only those who commit immoral acts should be afraid".

The other hallmark is that people feel that those who commit immoral acts deserve to be punished.

The check emerged as part of a criminal proceeding involving Mr. Berry in which a Michigan man is charged with criminal sexual conduct, enticing a minor to commit immoral acts and distributing child pornography.

Sonam Wangyal, the highest-ranking monk to have immolated himself, declared, "I am giving away my body as an offering of light to chase away the darkness, to free all beings from suffering, and to lead them — each of whom has been our mother in the past and yet has been led by ignorance to commit immoral acts — to the Amitabha, the Buddha of infinite light".

The free will of humans is offered by the Augustinian theodicy as the continued reason for moral evil: people commit immoral acts when their will is evil.

Christian evangelicals, who helped power Trump to victory in 2016, have in recent years become more accepting of politicians who commit "immoral" acts in their personal lives.

Ortega Diaz was fired in early August over allegations of committing "immoral acts" by the country's new national assembly, which is dominated by allies of the president.

Mubarak was justifying what he was doing by viewing himself as a skilled entrepreneur rather than someone who made a living by committing immoral acts.

"One would have to ask if the real culprit is not a society that is irresponsibly permissive, hyper-inflated with sexuality and capable of creating circumstances that induce even people who have received a sound moral formation to commit grave immoral acts".

One measure of the so-called "Trump effect": in October, seventy-two per cent of white evangelicals agreed that an elected official who "commits an immoral act" in private could nevertheless behave ethically in public; five years earlier, only thirty per cent agreed with the statement.

As Thomas Edsall recently noted, from 2011 to 2016, the percentage of white evangelical Protestants who believe that "an elected official who commits an immoral act in their personal life can still behave ethically and fulfill their duties in their public and professional life" shot up, from thirty to seventy-two per cent.