Sentence examples for viewed moral from inspiring English sources

Nietzsche viewed moral codes as myths, lies, and frauds created to mask forces operating beneath the surface to influence thought and behaviour.

Steering clear of monolithic system building, Sir Bernard viewed moral codes and writings as inseparable from history and culture, and questioned what he called the "peculiar institution" of morality, pronouncing it a particular development of the ethical system worked out by modern Western philosophers.

In conscious opposition to the utilitarian-naturalistic justification of modern individualism, Kant viewed moral action as simultaneously principled and self-disciplined and expressive of genuine freedom and autonomy.

In just this way I now view moral categories.

But Sidgwick here views moral virtue as the key component of perfection.

Contextualists about (for instance) moral, aesthetic and epistemic discourse will view moral, aesthetic and epistemic expressions likewise as indexical expressions but (as we'll see) with some difficulty explaining apparent genuine disagreement in these areas of discourse.

So moral cognitivism the view that moral judgments and beliefs, and the sentences that express them, can be true or false provides the correct account of moral semantics, of what our moral judgments mean.

Bentham's view was surprising to many at the time at least in part because he viewed the moral quality of an action to be determined instrumentally.

It is difficult what you mean, responsibility on a legal point of view, mental point of view, moral point of view?…Legally I feel responsibility but I hand over, morally I feel responsible as well, can I say shared responsibility?

In this view, moral thinking is more like aesthetics.

In his view, moral Americans — Catholics, Protestants, Mormons, and Jews — finally woke up to this fact and realized that they must do something about it.