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morality
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morality
1. a system of moral principles
2. an instruction or lesson in morals
3. short for morality play


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To people outside the Episcopal church of the United States of America (ECUSA), the recent saga of internal and external recriminations over the ordination of Gene Robinson, an openly and non-celibate gay priest, as bishop of New Hampshire, is usually understood in the familiar secular language of liberalism and conservatism, of progress and tradition, and of moralism and relativism, with observers taking sides on the basis of their own political or cultural views.
ran a deep current of European anti-liberalism combined with self-righteous moralism and Islamist revolutionary fervor.
95), a work of fiction set in three different periods in the Swedish village Odesjo (1808, 1878-1880, 1937-1840), stresses the bad effects of deserting confessional Lutheran theology for legalistic moralism.
 
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