Sentence examples for moral teachers from inspiring English sources
All are alleged to have used their unique positions of authority as moral teachers to shame their victims into compliance and silence.
Other bishops fretted that in the glare of the television lights, they had behaved more like senators or C.E.O.'s engaged in damage control than as moral teachers engaged in the Gospel.
And though the exhibition is roughly divided into categories — animals as muses, symbols, companions, talking creatures and moral teachers — notice is served from the start by a quote from Jorge Luis Borges: There is "no classification of the Universe that is not arbitrary and full of conjectures".
479 BCE), with whom he is often paired by Qin (221 206 BCE) and Han dynasty (206 BCE–219 CE) texts as the two great moral teachers of the Warring States era.
He argued that many prominent moral teachers and advocates of political correctness were actually Luciferians.
Especially for the mainline Protestant voices in the gathering, long struggling to regain something of their past credibility as moral teachers, the risk in this for individual pastors can be daunting.
After all, could not a great moral teacher have messianic delusions?
Take away the empty tomb and Christ is just a moral teacher.
Religious believers can retort by stressing his reverence for Jesus as a moral teacher and reformer, and his clear belief in a supreme or providential power.
He admired Jesus as a moral teacher but like many of America's revolutionaries, he had a visceral loathing for priestcraft.
