Sentence examples for the problem of good from inspiring English sources

Miciński's passionate metaphysical concerns led him to an obsessive concentration on the problem of good and evil.

Having entered prison as an atheist with a moral-relativist bent, Genis next took up the problem of good and evil, scouring Pascal, Rousseau, Schopenhauer, "Crime and Punishment," and Knut Hamsun's "Hunger".

Can understanding its situation in the brain's neural mechanisms help solve or dissolve the Problem of Good?

Perhaps an intentionalist account of the constitution of pleasure's experienced value (to which Schroeder is sympathetic but in his 2004 uncommitted) along such lines will solve or dissolve the Problem of Good.

Is evil-doing … possible in default of not just 'base motives'... but of any motives whatever … Might the problem of good and evil, our faculty for telling right from wrong, be connected with our faculty of thought?" (LM, vol. I, 4 5).

Kin selection is very important within neo-Darwinism because they see it as a solution to what I have called the "problem of good" (by analogy with the "problem of evil" in Christian theology).

The Queen's speech included a bill to bring in penalties to deter modern slavery, but it has been criticised for its narrow focus on slavery in the UK and failure to tackle the problem of goods produced through slavery abroad.

But the superior himself should certainly be moved on: There is many a Benedictine abbey with a spare cell for those who wish to reflect on the problems of good and evil, and many a foreign mission or medical station that could take a "worker priest," stripped of hierarchical privileges, and now devoted to following the path of St . Vincent dePaul or Mother Teresa.

Jain et al. [71] considered the problem of learning good trajectories for manipulation tasks, which is challenging because the criteria defining good trajectories varies with users, tasks, and environments.

The problem of finding good care is a universal problem, not just one that exists in London or other cities.

It had become clear that the problem of finding good diagnostic tools was huge and complex.