Sentence examples for moral goods from inspiring English sources

The virtues are intrinsic moral goods (presumably because they are considered intrinsically morally admirable) posited as elements of "benefit".

(Darwall 2012, Irwin 2011a-b, 2011a-b, Pinkre so than Grotius, Pufendorf clearly distinguished natural and moral goods (DJN I.2009, Moretaining that the former are morally indifferent even if generally agreed upon by humanso

This understanding of 'loving' does not run afoul of theological voluntarism construed as an account of all moral goods, because 'our goods' is to be interpreted in terms of prudential goodness, what makes each of us well-off (but see Chandler 1985).

Christian love and self-sacrifice, in particular, are moral goods in their own right, regardless of their consequences.

Paul Brownsey Glasgow University Giles Fraser sees the essence of liberalism as a "belief that individual freedom and personal autonomy are the fundamental moral goods", and contrasts that with the "fairer, more redistributive society" of socialism, which he links to Christianity.

Elizabeth Anderson argues that it is a mistake to understand moral goods on the maximising model.

To see how he arrives at this position, it is necessary to return to the other two types of goodness: the moral good and the physical good.

Christian morality, however, denies that moral good and evil depend on what maximizes such happiness.

A world with morally free creatures producing only moral good is such a world.

Noting that privacy is neither a presumptive moral evil nor an unquestionable moral good, Allen nevertheless defends more extensive privacy protection for women in morality and the law.

Isn't this a moral good?