our great objects are to exhibit the Arts and Sciences in their Philosophical harmony; to teach Philosophy in union with Morals; and to sustain Morality by Revealed Religion.
"Maybe they sold a little bit of their souls, but at the very core, it's a good family, and you really get to take a look at how hard it is to sustain that level of power, how hard it is to sustain your morality, your real belief system, in the midst of so much power".
The critic Edward B. Savage asserts that despite the lack of a moral compass in virtually all the main characters, Busenello's plot is itself essentially moral, and that "this morality is sustained by the phenomenon of dramatic irony".
The starting point of the capability approach is that the equality that matters morality or that we are morally required to sustain is equality of freedom of some sort.
In China's curriculum, the Chinese course will be defined to stimulate and sustain students' love towards Chinese, enhance their morality and esthetic sentiment, develop the patriotism and establish the socialistic common dream.
For instance, Adam Smith knew that market capitalism relies on a shared social morality (to secure things like trust) which capitalism does nothing to create or sustain.
My effort to engender in my students a capacity to engage in sustained and focused discourse with other specific individual human beings on matters of truth and morality doesn't pay.
Morality, thus "inevitably leads to religion" (6:6), since we need the latter in order to sustain or fully realize our commitment to the former.
By sustaining various beliefs, he carried aspects of the 19th century forward into the age of Duchamp: a cultural morality, for instance, according to which he regarded art as pure, something from the heart, inimitable or else not art.
