These moral distinctions are employed to test moral theories; these are cases of knowledge that the philosopher neither proves nor disproves (RG 20 21n1, 40).
However, it is far more complicated to test moral laws than to test physical laws, which means that moral laws are more likely to be challenged by new observations.
He tested the "moral" segment of Turkey's silent majority to its limits in terms of intelligence and patience.
Disclosure is messy and tests moral and legal boundaries.
As Simon Jenkins put it recently in the Guardian, "Disclosure is messy and tests moral and legal boundaries.
While he admits that we may "test" general moral principles against our intuitions regarding particular actual and hypothetical situations, he argues that we are not thereby testing our moral theories or principles against the world.
In serving political purposes and testing human moral qualities, great voyages of discovery have always inspired risk takers and extended human frontiers of thought and action.
He quotes civil-rights leaders and Holocaust survivors to his daughters as if springing pop quizzes to test their moral fibre.
Luo said that he told her that he had been testing her "moral conduct," and warned her not to mention the incident to anyone.
A Legal Aid lawyer quoted, Jerrold Berman, was right in his comment, "What they're really doing is testing your moral fiber".
"What they're really doing is testing your moral fiber," said Jerrold Berman, a Legal Aid lawyer for one of the men.
