Sentence examples for ideas of morality from inspiring English sources
Like the ideas of the physical sciences, the ideas of morality must be explicated before the moral rules can be derived from them (see 1860a, 388).
Perceptions of corruption encompass ideas of morality and state society relations.
Music does not deal in general ideas of morality or salvation.
Above all Troels is a creature of superbly developed animal instinct, unvexed by any ideas of morality.
Photography is also more often associated with ideas of morality than the other arts — for the photographer, his or her subjects, and the viewer.
Southern political passions have always been rooted in sometimes extreme ideas of morality, which has meant, in recent years, abortion and school prayer.
Having thus written off any metaphysical justification of religion, Kant introduced a conception of religion that arose from his idea of morality.
Others hold that morality depends on religion because the very idea of morality makes sense only if there is a God who sets objective standards or who will reward and punish people in the life to come.
Similarly, his argument against privileging religion is not based on the idea that we can sidestep morality, but on the belief that our idea of morality is better and truer than Lord Denning's was in 1957.
Each had its theory of salvation, its rites, its prophets, its sacred places and its distinctive idea of morality; but communists and Nazis did not use God to stir up passions.
