It seems unfair, somehow, to not watch athletes simply because they're forced to compete in a country that violates moral principles.
None of these are "neutral" issues for the Catholic Church, which long advocated a broad new health care law that it then had to oppose when the H.H.S. mandate was included, forcing it to violate its moral principles.
Instead of being reminded that too much economic inequality is a bad thing, that it undermines our economy and democracy and violates our moral principles, voters are told taxation is unfair and beguiled by the failed promise of trickle-down economics.
We will also violate the moral principle that each man is entitled to the fruits of his labor, instead compelling each man to pay for his neighbor's medical care.
A just war restores a violated moral order.
These practices may force the recruit to violate their own moral principles and to break from any form of social attachment, ultimately making them more submissive and compliant to the leadership [ 14].
Why should they do anything to strengthen Obama's hand, when it would violate their highest moral principle, as well as weakening themselves electorally.
In terms of academic dishonesty, a student may think cheating is the "wrong" thing to do because 1) she might get caught and punished, 2) it is against the school rules, or 3) it violates shared ideals or moral principles such as honesty, fairness and reciprocity.
Meanwhile, his foundation could pick a new spokesperson from the ranks of American cancer survivors who went back to work without violating the cardinal moral principle of their profession.
But that was to be expected, since a particular proposal that strengthens Obama and hence weakens their moral view violates their highest moral principle.
