There is a god-like way of tradeChrist might Himself have bought and soldelse Christianity fails of its full mission, and there remains a class of the socially lost, of the ethically unsaved.

Sir Andrew was "solemnly interested," and afterwards took it as a parable of a woman's nature, which, speaking generally, he considered morally and ethically inferior to a man's.

The sympathetic sight of the author, in this interpretation, is ethically the strong feature of the book.

Ethically considered, I was sensible that my brother's actions were open to severe criticism; at the same time, I was certain that mild measures would not have prevailed.

Clarke and Woolston base moral distinctions on the rational order of things, and characterize the ethically good action as a logical truth translated into practice.

(The consideration for those about one which is ethically demanded is given, moreover, to a certain extent involuntarily.

To some very good girls, indeed, it seems ethically wrong not to work your hardest, or, as they say, do your best, especially when you are urged to.

I shall know Mr. Bedient ethically and not otherwise.

Edmund Burke, in a passage which is as ethically questionable as it is rhetorically beautiful, taught that vice loses half its evil when it loses all its grossness.

That it was ethically wrong there is no doubt.

It is here that this Association does its work in the genuine way, regarding education as necessary for the colored race and for all races, not as an end in itself, but as an instrument in the hands of a man ethically and Christianly trained.

It corresponds to what is lucid in talk and style, and what ethically is straightforward and unpretentious.

Dorian Gray is striking enough, in a sense, but it is not "satisfying" artistically, any more than it is so ethically.

Slavery is ethically abhorrent to all right-minded men; and it is to be condemned without stint on this ground alone.

" Needless to say that, in the many controversies in which I took part, it was often urged against me that such motives were insufficient, that they appealed only to natures already ethically developed, and left the average man, and, above all, the man below the average, with no sufficiently constraining motive for right conduct.

The inclusion of John Robertson in the staff of the Reformer brought a highly intellectual Socialist into closer touch with us, and slowly I found that the case for Socialism was intellectually complete and ethically beautiful.

These essays, futile as they are considered as serious literature, are yet ethically sincere, since they seek to remind men that things must be loved first and improved afterwards.

The result of the union of two physically, ethically, and intellectually widely differing races is not the transmission to the progeny of any or all of the superior qualities of the progenitor, but rather his own moral degradation.

We have books of high religious power that are weak ethically The Bible is strong in both directions.

But here 'lower' does not mean ethically lower, unless immaturity be confused with evil.