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Discover LudwigThe phrase "moral matters" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to issues or topics related to ethics and principles of right and wrong behavior. Example: During the debate, the candidates discussed a range of topics from economic policies to moral matters such as abortion and same-sex marriage.
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It has been called "a conversation-stopper" because of the deeply controversial, metaphysical assumptions undergirding the stated moral claim: that God exists, that He is the God of Christianity, that the Bible is authoritative on moral matters, that Christian morality is binding on the society at large, that it has been interpreted correctly and so forth.
Those, too, are moral matters.
Because not all Republicans believe in liberty in social and moral matters.
It takes public positions only on moral matters, such as abortion.
Diaghilev's way was eased by the fact that he was not overdelicate in moral matters.
Given this evasion, the public agenda gravitates toward issues framed as moral matters.
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This religious holdover might also affect the claim that some sexual practices such as homosexuality are immoral; but those who distinguish morality from religion do not regard homosexuality, per se, as a moral matter.
This is a moral matter.
And that position, according to Meridor, was "a profound, moral matter".
But, as Augie gets older, his resistance is increasingly a moral matter.
As a legal matter this administration could walk away from it, but as a moral matter we could not".
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