Sentence examples for views of morality from inspiring English sources

Constructivism is supposed to offer a "third way" between moral realism and subjectivist views of morality.

We have documented a similar, if less drastic, shift in public views of morality.

But no one can plausibly claim that teaching middle-schoolers about mutual masturbation is "neutral" between competing views of morality; the idea of "value free" sex education was exploded as a myth long ago.

What little we have in the way of a public record gives strong indication that she would use her high government office as a base from which to impose her views of morality and religion on her fellow citizens.

"Because if we have a merging of the moralist agenda with the terrorist agenda, then ignoring the hard-liners that use blunt physical force in the effort to impose their views of morality, you are giving a green light to people who move one step further in using terrorism," she said.

Hegel's views of morality and social ethics have important implications.

Hobbes's exemption from the need to practice morality (rather than desire its operation) makes most sense on a contractarian view of morality or in connection with those moral obligations that are dependent upon agreement (even if other obligations are not).

This account of moral judgments naturally leads to a view of morality as being concerned with behavior that a person regards as most important and as a guide to conduct that he wants everyone to adopt.

On any plausible view of morality, there will be signficant variation in moral principles and/or their applications where there is significant variation in the basic facts of life.

Is it plausible to respond to the rejection of absolute moral facts with a relativistic view of morality?

The conservatives are winning the framing wars again -- by sticking to moral principles as conservatives see them, and communicating their view of morality effectively.