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Meanings of moral law in English
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Usage of moral law in English
1
Pity the poor earthling caught in the toils of the moral law.
2
The trestle-board is, then, the symbol of the natural and moral law.
3
The moral law is only the imperative preparation of the common good.
4
The law which regulates the common good is called the moral law.
5
We can therefore call this law the type of the moral law.
6
The moral law is the sole determining principle of a pure will.
7
He subjected every measure to the inexorable test of the moral law.
8
This is sufficient reply to the unbelieving flouters at the moral law.
9
They place their moral law and their ancient faith above temporal advantage.
10
There is a higher moral law than even the law of friendship.
11
You may range, with Kant, from the stars to the moral law.
12
She stood for the moral law, but she stood armed and ready.
13
Human nature when it is strong enough is stronger than moral law.
14
The law of human progress, what is it but the moral law?
15
A life regulated by a moral law, what hurt is in that?
16
The unfit are subject to no moral law in the matter of procreation.
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