Sentence examples for true morality from inspiring English sources

Does moral diversity imply that there is no single true morality?

Crucial to the triumph of slave morality was its claim to being the only true morality.

But true morality can come only from within, and that requires experiencing the bad as well as the good.

Even a staunch conservative such as Roger Scruton, who vigorously defended hunting foxes with hounds, has written that a true morality of animal welfare ought to begin from the premise that factory farming is wrong.

That the absence of God makes real altruism possible, that decency is what we owe one another, not because we will be judged in some future life but because we must live with ourselves in this one, is, for Lili, "the true morality of the atheist".

Now the Democratic vice-presidential candidate, Mr. Lieberman has continued to espouse a greater role for faith, but was rebuked by the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith only when he suggested last Sunday that belief in God is the basis of true morality.

For Wong, the different true moralities need not be, and typically are not, completely different from one another.

But it's also a great chance to tell a mostly-true morality tale about the events leading up to the disaster.

If alternative 1 is true, then morality is independent of religion.

Brecht's main point still rings true: that morality is inseparable from economics.

But it is also possible to adopt a position of denying the possibility of moral luck while at the same time showing that the Control Principle, while true, prevents morality from playing the central role we might have hoped for it.