Sentence examples for morally evil from inspiring English sources
The entire document contained Catholic undertones and stated that art must be handled carefully because it could be "morally evil in its effects" and because its "deep moral significance" was unquestionable.
Harm and suffering that are caused by wrongful willing count as extrinsic moral evil, in that they are caused by acts of will that are morally evil in themselves, or intrinsically.
Can we suppose that what was morally evil in the year 1774, has become in the year 1788, morally good?
Failing to do so and responding to this calling through acts of hate is not only ethically irresponsible but it is also morally evil.
Nothing in the current debates over the ethics of human enhancement convincingly supports the conclusion that the impulse that drives interest in biomedical enhancement is inauthentically human or morally evil.
Moral rationalists tend to say, first, that moral properties are discovered by reason, and also that what is morally good is in accord with reason (even that goodness consists in reasonableness) and what is morally evil is unreasonable.
Therefore, it is certainly possible that a person completes the world by only making morally good choices; that is, there exist possible worlds where a person freely chooses to do no moral evil.
Although moral evil gives rise to pain which can strengthen this settled resentment, the object of the resentment is not the pain or harm done but instead the design or intention to morally injure, harm, do wrong and injustice.
Ottawa Archbishop Terrence Prendergast has said Canadians are committing a "morally great evil" if they opt for medically-assisted suicide.
Few but religious fundamentalists would continue to use the morally inflected word "evil" to describe natural disasters.
