It could be that "Easy Money" will get better, if in coming episodes the writers pull back on all the exposition of moral quandary.
His brilliant exposition and moral teaching have the note of universality; his words strike the reader today as forcefully as ever, and his humorous sallies are as pungent as when they provoked laughter in the congregations of Antioch and Constantinople.
In works which survive in Latin certain passages are said to be amenable to a literal, a moral and a spiritual exposition, but we cannot say whether Origen would have commended this translation.
In Tarrou, Camus invested a more developed exposition of his moral thinking.
Either way, there can be no clearer exposition of the moral complexities of 21st-century biotechnology than has been provided by Leon Kass's intellectual depth and graceful style.
The other four Nikayas are as follows: 1. Digha Nikaya ("Long Collection"; Sanskrit Dirghagama), 34 long suttas including doctrinal expositions, legends, and moral rules.
In fact, the unshowy nature of the thing, the gentle exposition of a barrister's moral conundrum and the treatment of workplace competition make this feel tense but grounded.
An adequate exposition and defence of the moral norms upheld by Aquinas requires a critique, only hints for which can be found in his work, of theories which claim that choice can and should rationally be guided by a utilitarian, consequentialist or proportionalist master principle calling for maximizing of overall net good (or, some say, incompatibly, for minimizing net evils).
In Antioch, over the course of twelve years (386 397), John gained popularity because of the eloquence of his public speaking at the Golden Church, Antioch's cathedral, especially his insightful expositions of Bible passages and moral teaching.
