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Southern political passions have always been rooted in sometimes extreme ideas of morality, which has meant, in recent years, abortion and school prayer.

You likely already know about FX's "The Americans," a brilliant espionage thriller that's really a dark poem about marriage and morality, which has won many deserved raves.

The difference between them is that Callicles takes the further step of identifying the authority of nature with that of real, as opposed to conventional morality, whereas for Thrasymachus there is only one kind of morality, conventional morality, which has no authority.

In a letter written in 1819, Jefferson told a friend that the teachings of Jesus were the "outlines of a system of the most sublime morality which has ever fallen from the lips of man".

It was this kind of unquestioning belief in rational self-interest which slowly tore apart the fabric of Protestant morality, which had once upheld this great nation.

France seems eager to avoid the controversy surrounding extrajudicial executions, the legality and morality of which has been hotly disputed in both the UK and the US.

The marginal flourishes of illuminated manuscripts contain grotesque faces and occasional exaggerated scenes from daily life, or references to the morality plays, which have the same relationship to those plays as Greek clay representations have to the stage.

For the Ministry of Culture, which has led morality campaigns in the past, the controversy somewhat boomeranged.

When Fielding was experimenting with his new novel form in Joseph Andrews, he was attacking what he saw as the sham morality of Richardson's Pamela (which has itself been seen as a response to A Harlot's Progress), and was eager to draw the artist to his cause.

And what of the morality in visiting a state which has been repeatedly censured for the way it treats its people?

For the Ministry of Culture, which has led past morality campaigns, the topless controversy partly boomeranged.