moral-religious

Combining elements of Jewish tradition and influences of the dominant middle-class American culture, especially the model of the segregated, male-public and female-private spheres, the ascending gender ideology of German Jewish immigrant society called on the woman, viewed as endowed with natural moral sense, to act as the main agent and carrier of Jewish tradition and made the home into the center of moral-religious education and the well of Jewish spirituality.

Assimilation in the United States: Nineteenth Century. 2009

What needs to be done, if you will, to achieve parity between left and right, Republican, and Democrat, and independent in the moral-religious area?

CNN Transcript Jan 31, 2005 2005

Yet the center of the story is not truly social comedy, but a serious moral-religious issue.

The Priestly Comedy of J. F. Powers Gordon, Mary 1982

The evils in nature and human life stand athwart every effort to expand this minimalist surmise into a moral-religious recognition of God.

IDEA OF GOD, 1400-1800 JAMES COLLINS 1968

In addition, then, to the particular vocational education which is to fit each man for his specific task, in addition to that physical development which must always go hand in hand with intellectual growth, in addition to that moral-religious training and that preparation for parenthood, of which we shall later speak, we may mention three important ideals to be grouped under our general conception of culture.

Problems of Conduct Durant Drake

The idea was developed in theory by the Greek philosophers, especially by the Stoics, and from them early Christianity took it up as a moral-religious principle, preaching the doctrine of God as the universal father, and that of the brotherhood of man.

Christian Lange - Nobel Lecture 1921

There was a fellow traveling around in that country, "said Mr. Nickerson," with a moral-religious show -- a sort of scriptural panorama -- and he hired a wooden-headed old slab to play the piano for him.

Sketches New And Old Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 1922

At the same time, a desire for a universal culture that would embrace all branches of life with equal love, felt confined by that moral-religious synthesis.

Rudolf Eucken - Nobel Lecture 1908

Filled as he is with the spirit of piety and warmth of heart -- an attitude reflected in his style, which helped to make his work the most popular moral-religious book in

A History of Mediaeval Jewish Philosophy Isaac Husik 1907

But even the principles of intellectual training so clearly advocated by Comenius have not yet found a ready hearing among teachers, to say nothing of his great moral-religious purpose.

The Elements of General Method Based on the Principles of Herbart Charles Alexander McMurry 1893