Noting that privacy is neither a presumptive moral evil nor an unquestionable moral good, Allen nevertheless defends more extensive privacy protection for women in morality and the law.
Django Unchained is a bloody, violent movie (although if you pay close attention there is a lot of violence in the Book of Exodus as well), but ultimately, like the story of Israelite slavery, it is a story of the triumph of morality over evil, and the goodness that can imbue and ultimately redeem the souls of those who are evil's victims.
Not only did Li Lili teach me always to stay optimistic and never to sacrifice morality despite facing evil; she also taught me to make sure to give back to one's homeland and to take care of the poor.
Each character was ranked on their level of vitamin D intake (on a scale of zero to four, based on reported diet and sun exposure), which was compared with their morality (good versus evil) and situation at the end of the novel (victorious or defeated).
The Obama administration and supporters of the war -- who a month ago couldn't tell the difference between Benghazi and Baghdad -- portray the intervention in Libya as a simple morality tale, with evil on one side and good on the other.
If "Little Doc" is a fairly good example of contemporary urban melodrama, Lillian Hellman's 1946 play "Another Part of the Forest" (a Peccadillo Theatre Company production, at the Theatre at St. Clement's) is a more pastoral exemplar of the form, inspired by the good-versus-evil morality plays of such nineteenth-century authors as Dion Boucicault and Clyde Fitch.
Nietzsche's philosophy, positing ideas of the "transvaluation of values" and a new morality "beyond good and evil", formed the ideological subtext of modernist experimentation across the arts.
But the project's filmmakers (led by the writer, producer and director Steve York) point out that morality sometimes prevailed over evil without violence, that righteousness could flatten the enemy as effectively as a tank.
Finally, show that we can have happy and meaningful lives without worshiping a deity, and that religion, far from being a necessary prop for morality, actually produces more evil than good.
Kant's thoughts on evil and morality have had an important influence on subsequent philosophers writing about the nature of evil such as Hanna Arendt, Claudia Card, and Richard Bernstein.
