Sentence examples for morally free from inspiring English sources

A world with morally free creatures producing only moral good is such a world.

If not, when is a citizen morally free to disobey?

But given that you are morally free not to have a dog, you are morally free not to have a shelter dog.

And while it is only at this stage that it becomes proper to speak of human being in the sense (more important in Rousseau's day even than our own) of a morally free being, it is also at precisely this same stage than man becomes depraved, identifying his own interests against and above those of his community, and perceiving desires for things he only needs for increasing his power over others.

On the contrary, morally free and responsible action requires that an agent caused his actions through his willings.

Individuals are morally free to use or appropriate natural resources, but those who use or appropriate more than their per capita share owe others compensation for their excess share.

Children without traditional values will often be foot loose morally, fancy free, and wild--pretty much like non-parented children: flighty as birds, friendship with wolves, and having the sharpness of a thorn--all natural but unwise and should be considered dangerous to morals and family virtues.

(ii) Correspondingly, the effects of morally significant free choices (good or evil) are in the first instance intransitive (effects on the will and character of the acting person.

Now we have fresh evidence, straight from the highest halls of power, that the world of internships is a morally bankrupt free-for-all, a new glass ceiling in the making: the Tories have been auctioning them off at a recent fundraiser, as reported in the Mail on Sunday and called out by Jackie Ashley on Comment is Free.

In finding him guilty the court recognised him as a free, morally responsible human being.

God's refraining from destroying the world on that day is both morally necessary and free.