Sentence examples for moral opinion from inspiring English sources

Researchers can, for example, refer to a common morality or they can build on their private moral opinion.

Based on the fluidity of moral opinion in history, some people have concluded that morality is a merely human construct and is entirely subjective.

Clearly a consensus of all peoples in a moral opinion does not of itself establish validity.

But I don't think you can force a moral opinion or you can force something through a Bollywood film.

The Arizona state senator who sponsored SB1070, Russell Pearce, is also Mormon, which has led to speculation that this is why the Mormon Church has not yet expressed a moral opinion on the matter.

Such diversity of religious and moral opinion cannot not be explained by the doctrine of innate ideas but can be explained, Locke held, on his own account of the origins of ideas.

Their conscience helps them to decide which action is morally wrong, to make controversial decisions, and to voice personal, professional, and moral opinions to colleagues and patients.

Those who, individually, are members of a church that issues edicts on such matters will probably frame their moral opinions in accordance with these edicts (though not necessarily: the Roman Catholic church is wholly opposed to IVF, but since IVF is lawful, some Roman Catholics seek it as a remedy none the less).

(Note that Hume's characterization of 'morals' sometimes suggests it is moral facts that motivate, and sometimes that it is moral opinions that do).

The limits of what was morally acceptable were thus provided by examining the writings of approved authors and finding the least demanding moral opinions available in the literature.

In many congregations, one can have moral opinions that differ on much bigger moral questions without causing a fuss.