Sentence examples for moral conversation from inspiring English sources

That's a terribly impoverished moral conversation.

Smith and Schumpeter talked about the necessity of a moral conversation for capitalism to work.

It's a little late now for this film to serve as the basis of a moral conversation.

"Our culture has almost lost the ability to have a genuinely moral conversation," said Prof. David P. Gushee, 50, a Southern Baptist who directs the Center for Theology and Public Life at Mercer University in Atlanta.

"A few people find it too difficult, that first scene, because I ask questions about sex, and about coming and everything, but that is exactly where I think the moral conversation goes weird and wrong.

The situation is especially urgent for the kinds of pre-existing principles that form the (abstract, unchanging) objects of moral conversation.

Interchapters of useful moral conversations between the author and his pupils were a feature of the book.

The works included Conversations on Different Subjects (1680), New Conversations on Different Subjects (1684), Moral Conversations (1686), New Moral Conversations (1688), and Moral Dialogues (1692).

Watson sought to elaborate upon it by thinking of our moral responsibility practices, and in particular the morally reactive attitudes, along the lines of a communication-based theory in which a morally responsible agent's competence turns in some way upon being a potential interlocutor to moral conversations between her and the moral community in which she operates.

One of the interesting things about Facebook is how it can sometimes burst the protective bubbles in which we often hold our more important moral conversations and force us to do some actual reflection.

As we engage in important moral conversations around heated issues, may we engage, not with political talking points, but with our eyes turned upon Christ, and engage in humility and grace, seeking to understand more than we desire to be understood.