"moral wisdom" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the knowledge and understanding of what is right and wrong. Example: The story taught children valuable lessons about moral wisdom and the consequences of their actions.
While Baier acknowledges that Hume had less than feminist views since he saw women as weaker than men in mind and body, she believes that nonetheless Hume's theory squares with women's moral wisdom, both in the concept of morality that many women have, and in their experiences that lead them to have it (p. 38).
Initially he followed the example of Weigel, his Cartesian mentor at Jena (whose own Arithmetic Description of Moral Wisdom about Persons and Things [Arithmetische Beschreibung der Moral-Weißheit Moral-Weißheit von Personenpeared only in 1674; see Weigel 2003), by employing a qundi-mathematical approach that aSachen to demonstrative certitude in moral matters in place of Aristotelian probabilism.
One reason why we are not sure about where to find moral wisdom is that there is no clear, shared understanding of what exactly morality is.
Perhaps that's because Robinson's moral wisdom seems inseparable from her gifts as a prose writer.
As they decide for themselves the best way to live, people can and do consult traditional sources of moral wisdom.
Now I could give you a theory about how universities can transmit this sort of practical moral wisdom, but let's save that.
(I see no evidence that moral or political wisdom requires belief in a deity).
Enchanting and funny, it's laced with sharp wisdom, moral without being moralistic.
Strategically managing uncertainty offers scientists a way to appear trustworthy, protect against bias, and assert their practical wisdom, moral virtue, and goodwill toward the audience.
Yet Spinoza introduced a conception of philosophizing that was new to the Renaissance; philosophy became a personal and moral quest for wisdom and the achievement of human perfection.
The moral ambiguity and wisdom of Drabble's early fiction, along with the wit and elegance of her prose, are all the more remarkable given that the author was still only in her 20s when she wrote them.
