Sentence examples for moral problems are from inspiring English sources

Cardinal Francis E. George of Chicago, president of the conference, said bishops had concluded that the bill "must be opposed unless and until these serious moral problems are addressed".

Certainly no serious Christian moralist has ever suggested that moral problems are "a black box" that "we don't need to worry our pretty little heads about" because God will always tell us what to do.

The application of normative theories and standards to practical moral problems is the concern of applied ethics.

For if the nature of moral problems were more transparent, so too might be more effective means of resolving them that is, more effective "methodology".

Bovenkerk questions whether the 90percentnt rate of unanimous decisions reflects true consensus or whether this 'means that the more divisive moral problems were excluded from Committee discussions?' (Bovenkerk 2011).

Several studies show that conscience is seen as an asset when one is able to express one's feelings, discuss them with others and act in accordance with one's conscience, but having to stifle one's conscience because of an inability to deal with moral problems was significantly related to burnout [ 21, 23, 24].

Central to this moral problem are the preservation and restoration of the health and well-being of the patient.

And it can be a moral problem: is it morally opportune to act in risky ways that endanger the actor or others who are involved in the situation, or is it a moral failure to do so?

An important example of such a moral problem is whether fetuses are impartially protected by morality and so whether or under what conditions, abortions are allowed.

But, in both cases, the fundamental moral problem is not the inconsistency between private actions and professed beliefs.

Once, sex addicts were treated with pillories and guillotines and gleaming clamps, but what used to be a moral problem is now a medical one, and this is no surprise.