Sentence examples for discuss morality from inspiring English sources

It is definitely not the time to discuss morality, with or without Mr. Russell.

Writer goes on to discuss morality saying the energy crisis is a permanent condition, and what is needed is not what Pres.

I will happily listen to any policemen talking about goodness – crime fiction is one of our culture's main ways to discuss morality – and Blair was unusually open about his personal journey to faith.

Like Bradley earlier, she emphasised Austen's connection to Samuel Johnson and her desire to discuss morality through fiction.

In his Essay Concerning Human Understanding (first edition 1690; fourth edition 1700, hereafter referred to as the Essay) Locke spends little time discussing morality, and what he does provide in the way of a moral epistemology seems underdeveloped, offering, at best, the suggestion of what a moral system might look like rather than a fully-realized positive moral position.

But Father Repo objects that "in the Byzantine tradition, from which Orthodoxy went forth, it is not normal spirituality to say, 'I am a Christian only in my interior life.' Parliaments are discussing morality and ethics, and I think I can have a spirituality as a representative of Eastern European countries and cultures".

Missionaries found Fulfillment rhetoric useful both as a means of discussing morality with Indian students and as a way of explaining to mission supporters at home the slow permeation of India by Christian values.

During classroom lectures, informal evening talks, and outings to collect botanical specimens, Clark discussed morality and urged his students to, "Be gentlemen".

He stated that he has invited to no avail European Church representatives to present their own historical account in discussing morality and reparation.

Do this by talking to, and with, your boy using emotional and empathic language, and discussing morality as it relates to broader social situations.

The 67-year-old duck hunter made headlines when GQ published an interview in which he discussed morality and sin, and juxtaposed homosexuality with bestiality.