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Can you have a moralistic story?
yes , you can have a moralistic story. It is a story with lots of morals in it! x
When was Moralistic therapeutic deism created?
Moralistic therapeutic deism was created in 2005.
Try and sum up English culture in no more than 10 words Awwww go on have a go?
Monogamous, Protestant, moralistic, elitist, democratic, industrialized, capitalistic, idealistic, competitive, and yet compassionate.
What are some adjectives that can describe a folktale?
Folktales can be described as scary, humorous, surprising, moralistic, indigenous, ethnic, sad, uplifting and educational.Folktales can be described as scary, humorous, surprising, moralistic, indigenous, ethnic, sad, uplifting and educational.Folktales can be described as scary, humorous, surprising, moralistic, indigenous, ethnic, sad, uplifting and educational.Folktales can be described as scary, humorous, surprising, moralistic, indigenous, ethnic, sad, uplifting and educational.
What is moralistic?
spiritual reverence and/or strong ethical concern
What are the three political subcultures according to Daniel Elazar?
Moralistic, Individualistic, and Traditionalistic
Another word for a self righteous or moralistic person?
a sententious person
Do you find the arguments advanced in the quotations moralistic and abstract?
No, the arguments presented in the quotations are based on specific principles or values but are not necessarily moralistic or overly abstract. They are concise statements that convey a particular perspective or idea.
What is moralistic atheism?
Moralistic atheism is the belief that while there is no deity, one should still make attempts to be good (moral), even without the influence of some almighty creator. It's related to the term humanitarian.
What are 3 adjectives to the story 'The Boy who cried Wolf'?
Deceptive, cautionary, moralistic.
What group prescribed an economic system and a Christian moralistic social plan?
The Knights of Labor
What does moralistic mean?
"Moralistic" refers to an attitude or behavior that is overly focused on enforcing moral rules or codes of conduct. It often involves judging others based on these moral standards and may come across as self-righteous or judgmental.
