It might seem as if such a hideous piece ofimmorality were altogether incapable of yielding any lessons of good.
There had been hideous immorality in the Corinthian Church.
It would not be easy to pray and love and trust God and do His will, and keep clear of complicity with idolatry and immorality and sin, in such a pigsty as that; would it?
An accusation ofimmorality in oneself or in one's parents is contumelious in a high degree.
From disliking them in themselves, they came to dislike them in others, and it has come to this that the Church has been obliged to defend against the change of immorality an institution that alone makes perfection possible.
As a consequence of this self-illusion many a one finds himself far beyond his depth in the sea of immorality before he fully realizes his position.
Immorality is therefore a moral poisoning of the wells of life.
As to forgiveness of injuries, it had been taught by the Pagans themselves; but in the latitude you give to it, it ceases to be a virtue, and becomes an immorality and a crime.
The Christian supernaturalist has, in England, considerably modified, in recent times, his action on the immorality of unbelief.
John Penry, in his most vehement remonstrances, does not employ stronger language to portray the utter ignorance, irreligion, and immorality in which the people were sunk, than does this excellent clergyman.
Fénélon and Madame Guyon had their English disciples, and the gross immorality of the times of the earlier Georges had its opposite in the refined mysticism which appears in many of the religious and philosophical writers of the period.
With bribery, corruption, and sudden wealth, the most shamefulimmorality existed everywhere.
According to Louis Blanc the public distress was appalling, united with disgusting immorality among the laboring classes in country districts and in great manufacturing centres.
Have you never heard these respectable men, when they got home again, talking about the way in whichimmorality was running rampant abroad?
In circles where open immorality prevails, and has even a sort of prestige----!
No; do you know when and where I have found immoralityin artistic circles?
At the present day we see immorality of this kind in the Russian patriarchism among the peasants; the fathers have the custom of misusing their sons' wives.
Finally, I repeat that the purest artistic creation may serve as a pornographic theme for every individual who is accustomed to introduce into his parodies his own depravity, immorality and obscene sentiments.
Moreover, the effect of legislation with regard to children would put a curb on immorality and passion, which cause their worst effects.
He had a more modest estimate of human resources for forming true judgments in religion, and a less pronounced opinion of the immorality of religious error, than either the Catholic or the Puritan.
Our women wore Parisian clothes, and spoke the language; French immorality and atheism had spread like a plague among us Napoleon the vile had taken the sword of our Frederick from Berlin.
That he had been the tool of others, she knew, but it remained a question in her mind how clearly he had perceived the immorality of his course, and of theirs.
A proof, had she recognized it, that immorality is not a matter of laws and decrees, but of individual emotions.
She had recognized no immorality of sentimentality in the art itself; what she felt, and with some justice, was that this particular Magdalen was unrepentant, and that Ditmar knew it.
The immorality in the moral situation could not be forgotten by one who was professionally a moralist.
In England the association between bathing and immorality was established with special rapidity and thoroughness.
The Immorality Associated with Public Baths in Europe down to Modern Times.
She recognized immorality as a fact, but it did not seem to her of so much importance.
All her family were immoral, and a constant living in an atmosphere of immorality may, in one sense, make one incapable of spiritual sin.
This has contributed, in no small degree, to the immorality which, according to general opinion, exists to a terrible extent in Nottingham.
Immorality among young people seems to be more prevalent in Sheffield than anywhere else.
It looks upon immorality as mischievous, or as diminishing happiness; and upon the utilitarian view immorality means the diminution of happiness.
It cannot estimate, with any accuracy, the degree of immorality implied by any given action.
They find faults, unattractive features, high costs to pay, immorality in everything they really most desire and aspire to and in everyone who has attained that which they so often can't.
By holding old authority in disdain, by declaring his contempt for the methods of the "tried and true", by appearing to make war upon all rot and immorality - this creature of expediency emerges as a folk hero.
While knowing it all in advance (in breach of every tradition scientific), they also developed a kind of world weary, unshaven cynicism interlaced with fascination at the depths plumbed by the local's immorality and amorality.
King Demos is quite as impatient of close dealing with hisimmorality as Herod was.
In the general proscription of immorality that had followed the embassy to Spain, she was swept away like the rest, and she knew when to yield.
She smiled most graciously, and replied, that she would with pleasure accept of kindness in any form from him.
However, in one point of view, I wonder that the rigid moralists do not defend it, as the only means of making a man in love with his own wife.
Each family is thus set apart, homes are made possible, while the menacing evil of subletting together with all its disastrous consequences of overcrowding and immorality is checked in the most radical way.
Then, there is the immorality of allowing a man to follow a profession of so great responsibility, when, as is often the case, he is so unskilled and inaccurate in the taking of symptoms.
Sexual discussion and sexual immorality have always been parts of one circle; sexual silence and moral restraint form another circle.
Thus the immorality of our most recent dances may be hardly worse than the dancing surprises of earlier fashions, but who will doubt that these sensual elements of the new social gayeties are to-day especially dangerous?
What appeared to one period the climax of immorality may be considered quite natural and harmless in another.
The sexual discussion became the favourite topic; the girls learned to look out for their safety: and it was probably only a chance that at the same time a wave of immorality overflooded the youth of Berlin.
Johnson, a Man against whom no Immorality was ever objected, that is an Object even of the Deists Compassion, be left to starve for the Cause?
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