Definition of moral theology in English:

moral theology

noun

mass noun

The branch of theology that deals with ethics.
bioethics is a field of growing interest in moral theology
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a significant book for professors and graduate students interested in Catholic moral theology.
- This is a fundamental point of moral theology.
- One of the oldest debates in moral theology is over the question of when exactly the soul enters the body.
- Her book, a masterful retrieval of the natural law perspective of medieval theologians and canonists, contributes significantly to current debates in fundamental moral theology.
- His special contribution has been to make moral theology part of a wide-ranging conversation.
- As a historian of Catholic moral theology he has few modern equals.
- For over four hundred years, traditional moral theology distinguished between ordinary and extraordinary means of saving life.
- The result reads partly as a sociological study and partly as an essay in historical and moral theology.
- There is enough ambiguity here to sustain weeks of discussion in a course on moral theology.
- He was professor of moral theology at Monte Cassino for several years.

单词	moral theology
释义	Definition of moral theology in English: moral theology noun mass noun The branch of theology that deals with ethics. bioethics is a field of growing interest in moral theology Example sentencesExamples This is a significant book for professors and graduate students interested in Catholic moral theology. This is a fundamental point of moral theology. One of the oldest debates in moral theology is over the question of when exactly the soul enters the body. Her book, a masterful retrieval of the natural law perspective of medieval theologians and canonists, contributes significantly to current debates in fundamental moral theology. His special contribution has been to make moral theology part of a wide-ranging conversation. As a historian of Catholic moral theology he has few modern equals. For over four hundred years, traditional moral theology distinguished between ordinary and extraordinary means of saving life. The result reads partly as a sociological study and partly as an essay in historical and moral theology. There is enough ambiguity here to sustain weeks of discussion in a course on moral theology. He was professor of moral theology at Monte Cassino for several years.
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