Sentence examples similar to recognizing moral merit from inspiring English sources

Deontologists recognize moral constraints on pursuing the good.

The objection recognizes moral truths, but rejects the idea that reality contains moral facts for moral truths to correspond to.

Kant held that ordinary moral thought recognized moral duties toward ourselves as well as toward others.

Although prescribed by the Old Testament as "pleasing to God", Paul of Tarsus cast doubt on the moral merit of circumcision.

"Personal History" is a kind of three-hundred-thousand-word Rosebud, and it is a work of literary and moral merit.

Presumably he thinks his valuation of the moral merit of Google's actions trumps the social merit of the public space needed for society to function.

Spiritual discipline, however, is insufficient; equally important is the accumulation of moral merit.

Nor can it result merely from good conduct or moral merit.

'Tis the season, like almost every season, for financial growth and profits that trump moral merit.

It asserts that the conditions of legal validity do not depend on the moral merits of the norms in question.

As a result, there is a tendency to perceive ethics review as another bureaucratic step rather than for the scientific and moral merits it may have.