Sentence examples for inherent morality from inspiring English sources

Instead of deriving their moral values from the Quran, they use their inherent morality to interpret it.

There's little point debating the inherent morality of the internet itself, which is the same as a gun; only as "good" or "evil" as the person using it.

The goal here is not necessarily to address the inherent morality of sport and distinguishing between natural and engineered talent.

This is ever present but is not 'in control' - it has no inherent morality or apparent point of view.

The Western diet industry is based in deprivation, on some inherent morality code about good and bad food, good and bad behavior.

Our inherent morality is in conflict with the stuff we're told is acceptable, regardless of how overtly these words and images and situations contradict what we know to be human decency.

The morality inherent in each term is clear – the Gandhian idea being humane compassion, the Ambedkarite idea, righteous anger.

Religious views of conscience usually see it as linked to a morality inherent in all humans, to a beneficent universe and/or to divinity.

The videos were essentially two buddies talking shop, isolating the elements of a successful political campaign while seldom broaching the ideology and morality inherent in politics.

This was never going to be easy because of the inherent contradictions involved (puritan morality versus realpolitik and money) -- and as time has progressed, the problems of accommodating the "modernity" that statehood requires, has caused "the gene" to become more active, rather than become more inert.

Those opposing gay marriage argued that the nation's founders established the country based on Judeo-Christian morality, and that the morality inherent in the biblical concept of marriage could not be separated from the law.