"What I can tell you about Bradley Manning is a very moral person," Coombs says: And that morality was with him from the beginning..
His rejection of the "duty to save", which he called "nine-tenths of morality", was intellectual iconoclasm rooted in moral iconoclasm.
Locke's denial of innate moral ideas, Shaftesbury believed, implied that morality was not something "real" or in the world but rather merely the result of custom or fashion.
It is no wonder people today are unable or unwilling to make moral judgments; their education taught them that morality was relative.
Furthermore, Carlyle's morality was grounded in social relations: to be moral is to be in right relation with God and others.
Quesnel's Nouveau Testament en français avec des réflexions morales (1692; "New Testament in French with Thoughts on Morality") was a major contribution to the literature of Jansenism, but it caused serious repercussions.
For Jefferson, morality was not reason-guided, but dictated by a moral sense.
Morality was your compass.
For others, morality was low on the list.
And they believed morality was possible without God.
Texas to argue that "the promotion of majoritarian sexual morality was a legitimate state interest".
