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"None of us are going to take a lecture on morality from this president," he said.

Oddly enough, many of them share this fear, and so they try to protect morality from the influence of Darwinian science by insisting on a strict separation between moral values and scientific facts.

It attempts to derive the content of morality (and, in some versions, also the justification for holding that we are obligated to follow morality) from the notion of an agreement between all those in the moral domain.

"The old guard still has a very different notion of morality from the younger generation," Professor Zhan said.

We do not, despite the smug assurances of many believers, ultimately get our morality from the Good Book.

Paradoxically, Americans have a specific distaste for the theological doctrine that has informed our national morality from the beginning: Puritanism.

"To put the reasonably held beliefs of Christians into such a category is alarming and in effect seeks to rule out Christian principles of morality from the public square.

Devout Calvinists, who regularly travelled a hundred and fifty miles to attend their chosen church, they taught their children ethics and morality from the the texts of Thomas Aquinas and St. Augustine.

"I think that with a lot of laws, half of it is leftover morality from the Puritan days," said Starchild, a male escort who goes by only one name and declines to give his age.

When Mr Sarkozy launched his Scud – that he would not take lessons on morality from the party of Dominique Strauss-Kahn – back came another one: "I did not nominate him to the IMF".

Both of these views hedonism and deontology approach morality from the perspective of the individual person.