Sentence examples for founding moral from inspiring English sources
Weaving together themes of the Tea Party and evangelical Christians, he called the debt crisis a sign that the country has lost sight of its founding moral principles.
While developing a science of morals founded on moral doctrine, Durkheim and Lévy-Bruhl were heavily dependent upon this aspect of the System.
When conservative Christians began to join the culture war, Dr. LaHaye was on the frontlines, joining Jerry Falwell in founding the Moral Majority.
The cooperation between Catholics and evangelicals in founding the Moral Majority in 1979 was partly the result of political expedience, but it was also the fruit of evangelicals' longtime admiration of the Catholic ability to communicate a conservative interpretation of the Bible in the secularized language of natural law and win mainstream intellectual respect.
Or will the commission begin to apply its new-found moral conviction on issues of racial equality to other E.U. states as well?
That may be so, but it was little solace for many Muslim observers who momentarily put aside their skepticism in the hope that the US would use its newly-found moral high ground to press for change.
In this he stands outside the venerable tradition of rationalism in ethics, which insists that if moral demands cannot be founded on moral reasons, then there is something fundamentally suspect about morality itself.
Economics, after all, was founded by moral philosophers, and links between the disciplines remain strong.
Within five years, Jerry Falwell founded the Moral Majority and Jane Fonda sold millions of aerobics videos.
Of course, all our work was founded on moral principles; that was a given.
