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moral faculty

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See: conscience, responsibility


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Faced with Jesus' warning "Judge not lest you be judged," Midgley insists that Jesus is not taking aim at our moral faculty of judgment but instead criticizing vindictiveness.
The unconscious calculus of our moral faculty (Marc Hauser).
Ocean Defense League fully expects the enlightened and moral faculty and administration of Monmouth University to allow the free speech demonstration criticizing the Chairman of Ocean Dumping to go forward unhindered.
 
 
 
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