| 1. | "
Daniel Finn has recently written that although markets are not
intrinsically evil, moral markets must be subject to limits.[2] In the
marketplace where buyers and sellers meet, certain kinds of activities
and exchanges should be forbidden or limited."
| Source: | CAHILL, LISA SOWLE. "Human Primordial Stem Cells: The New Biotech World Order" Hastings Center Report 29.2 Mar. 1 1999: 45-46
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| 2. | "... Rhonheimer, "`Ethics of Norms' and the Lost
Virtues: Searching the Roots of the Crisis of Ethical Reasoning,"
Anthropotes 9, no. 2 (1993) 233, and "Intrinsically Evil Acts and
the Moral Viewpoint: Clarifying a Central Teaching of Veritatis
Splendor," Thomist 58 (1994) 38.
(67)..."
| Source: | Kaczor, Christopher. "Double-effect reasoning from Jean Pierre Gury to Peter Knauer" Theological Studies v59.n2 June 1 1998: 297-317
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| 3. | " How one defines and justifies these two concepts then becomes
the central and difficult question.(17)
If we examine contra naturam in the context of a human action once
considered moral but now considered intrinsically evil (not that capital
punishment..."
| Source: | BLACK, PETER. "DO CIRCUMSTANCES EVER JUSTIFY CAPITAL PUNISHMENT?" Theological Studies 60.2 June 1 1999: 338
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| 4. | " But from the human perspective, at a stage in the
evolution of the universe at which consciousness creates ethical
distinctions, moral indifference is evil."
| Source: | Sabelli, Hector. "The Union of Opposites: From Taoism to Process Theory" Systems Research and Behavioral Science Sept. 1 1998: 429-430
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| 5. | "... to humans); the sufficient
condition for moral indifference endorsed in section II would
consequently retain more credibility, and the argument of the main text
would thus not need supplementing in order to support its resolution to
the problem of evil."
| Source: | Mawson, Tim. "The problem of evil and moral indifference" Religious Studies 35.3 Sept. 1 1999: 323
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| 6. | " Intrinsically motivated behavior is performed simply for the
sake of the pleasure inherent in the activity itself (Deci, Vallerand,
Pelletier, & Ryan, 1991), occurring..."
| Source: | PATRICK, BRIAN C.,HISLEY, JENNIFER,KEMPLER, TONI. ""What's Everybody So Excited About?": The Effects of Teacher Enthusiasm on Student Intrinsic Motivation and Vitality" Journal of Experimental Education 68.3 Mar. 22 2000: 217
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| 7. | " In its
sexual ethics, the tradition, particularly in its Christian form,
denigrates sexual pleasure, considering it, as the extremists, following
Augustine would have it, intrinsically sinful."
| Source: | Storm, Douglas. "Did Nike Say to `Just Do It" Review of Politics 62.1 Jan. 1 2000: 131
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| 8. | "
The Spiritual Challenge
Doing, working, making are not intrinsically evil."
| Source: | Waskow, Arthur. "Time to Be" Tikkun 15.3 May 1 2000: 51
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| 9. | "... to this endeavor+
but probably the construct of "absolute, exceptionless norms"
or "intrinsically evil" acts are concepts that are would not
enjoy a clear and unequivocal analogue in Asian thought."
| Source: | BRETZKE, JAMES T. "MORAL THEOLOGY OUT OF EAST ASIA" Theological Studies 61.1 Mar. 1 2000: 106
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| 10. | " But some church
officials criticized their failure to emphasize that Catholic doctrine
considered homosexual acts "intrinsically evil." After 15
years of investigating, church leaders finally summoned Nugent and
Gramick to the Vatican for a rebuke."
| Source: | Engen, Donald D.,Martinez, Pedro,Gingrich, Newt,Nugent, Father Robert,Gramick, Sister Jeannine,Armstrong, Lance. "Donald D. Engen devoted himself to the sky" U.S. News & World Report 127.4 July 26 1999: 12
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| 11. | "
In Veritatis splendor the pope argued that the tradition of
martyrdom in the Church is one way to understand the solemn obligation
to avoid any action which is intrinsically evil, since the martyr is one
whose "fidelity to God's holy law, witnessed to by death,..."
| Source: | CUNNINGHAM, LAWRENCE S. "SAINTS AND MARTYRS: SOME CONTEMPORARY CONSIDERATIONS" Theological Studies 60.3 Sept. 1 1999: 529
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| 12. | " Homosexual acts
are intrinsically evil because they are not procreative and do not take
place within marriage."
| Source: | CALLAHAN, SIDNEY. "The church's Gordian knot" Commonweal Sept. 10 1999: 7
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| 13. | " Nothing God actually
presents to us is genuinely an evil, and in choosing to pursue one of
these things we are not pursuing something intrinsically negative."
| Source: | PESSIN, ANDREW. "Malebranche's natural theodicy and the incompleteness of God's volitions" Religious Studies 36.1 Mar. 1 2000: 47
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| 14. | " First order principles lead to two
affirmations: there are rights possessed by every person at all times
that may not be violated; and there are intrinsically evil actions that
are defined as violations of these rights."
| Source: | Graham, Mark. "Natural Law and Human Dignity: Universal Ethics in an Historical World" Theological Studies 65.4 Dec. 1 2004: 880-882
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| 15. | " Although war and capital
punishment can rarely be justified, they are not intrinsically
evil...."
Some parishioners were unimpressed with Burke's political
decree."
| Source: | . "Liberals seek to ban Bible, says Republican election mailing" Church & State 57.10 Nov. 1 2004: 18-19
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| 16. | " All sexual relations that are not
actualizations of this two-in-one-flesh communion--sodomy (whether
homosexual or heterosexual), fornication, masturbation,
prostitution--necessarily treat the body as an extrinsic instrument of
the desiring "self' (pp. 6, 147-51, 16 7-81) and are thus
"intrinsically morally bad" (p. 148)."
| Source: | Brubaker, Stanley C. "In Defense of Natural Law" American Political Science Review 94.1 Mar. 1 2000: 174
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| 17. | " Ys
may be offended by the idea that it is intrinsically morally good for Xs
to be preferred over them on grounds of group membership alone; my
proposal does not involve such an idea."
| Source: | Stroud, Sarah. "The Aim of Affirmative Action" Social Theory and Practice 25.3 Sept. 22 1999: 385
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| 18. | "... to be called evil. (CM, 225)
Having imagined the totality of evil throughout history, a man may
"either turn gray with horror-or become completely
indifferent" (CM, 223)."
| Source: | VENCLOVA, TOMAS. "Czeslaw Milosz: Despair and Grace" World Literature Today 73.4 Sept. 22 1999: 677
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| 19. | " They were expected to be
aggressive and competitive, yet not too concerned with moral issues, for
men were generally thought to possess spiritual natures intrinsically
inferior to women's (Harris 1987, 167)."
| Source: | McAndrews, Kristin. ""Nothing to Lose": A Horsewoman and a Tall Tale" Folklore Jan. 1 1999: 63
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| 20. | " Yet clarity is not intrinsically incompatible with the
highest flights of poetry, and remains an intellectual virtue (the
philosopher Karl Popper thought it a moral duty)."
| Source: | Daniels, Anthony. "W. Somerset Maugham: the pleasures of a master" New Criterion 18.6 Feb. 1 2000: 23
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| 21. | "
RFTF 2000 is holding a public meeting, "Evil and Indifference:
is there an end to genocide? ", on 21 July at Westminster Central
Hall, London..."
| Source: | Abrams, Rebecca. "Showing the Shoah" New Statesman (1996) 129.4495 July 17 2000: 43
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| 22. | "
Possible explanations and responses
As I pointed out above, Behe and Denton are silent on the goodness
question: they seem indifferent to the problem of evil in nature."
| Source: | MYERS, DAVID B. "New design arguments: old Millian objections" Religious Studies 36.2 June 1 2000: 141
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| 23. | " This is after many years of indifference that stretch back to
early settlers struggling with a hostile land and Puritans who regarded
art as frivolous, even evil.
"
| Source: | Shaw-Eagle, Joanna. "Art museums, dealers oh-so-close to controversy" Washington Times Feb. 27 2000: 1
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| 24. | " The basic metaphors here are those
of discovery, uncovering, retrieval, opening up" and (2) "that
readers are seen as intrinsically capable of reading and as morally
required to read" (p. 209)."
| Source: | Tiles, J. E. "Scholasticism: Cross-cultural and Comparative Perspectives" Philosophy East and West 50.1 Jan. 1 2000: 119
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| 25. | "... by saying, `No more,'
" said Mr. Owens, who was accompanied by his wife, Frances.
"No more parental indifference to the evil that torments
children's souls."
The Rev."
| Source: | Richardson, Valerie. "Dignitaries join 70,000 mourning shooting victims in Colorado town" Washington Times Apr. 26 1999: 8
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