Applicants for naturalization must demonstrate that they “have been, and continue to be, a person of good moral character,” according to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

When we seek moral advice, we are likely sharing something personal—and, often, we want intimacy more than instruction. Engaging in self-disclosure is a known way to quickly feel close to someone.

The manner in which someone approaches ethics is fundamentally linked to who he is as a person, according to the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy. If a person has good moral character, it's ...

The notion that atheists lack a moral compass is a prevalent stereotype across many cultures. This stereotype suggests that ...

The death of Jesus Christ on the cross on Good Friday was a way for God to turn the greatest moral evil in history into the greatest act of good, said Curtis Martin of FOCUS.

So "good moral character" is likely here to stay in many contexts, and it may be applied consistent with due process if defined with specificity.

Do U.S. Presidents Need to Be Moral to Be Good Leaders? Do the ends justify the means for the commander in chief? Morality and the Oval Office Many of the best presidents – including figures ...

Please don’t turn to ChatGPT for moral advice. Yet. AI for the moral enhancement of humans? Sounds tempting. But we shouldn’t be so quick to automate our reasoning.

You know that not-real-but-still-on-point ancient curse, “May you live in interesting times?” Well, 2016-2020 were interesting AF. By which I mean, horrifying. And whether it’s Trump or ...

Less extremely, we’ve had presidents of dubious character who’ve accomplished good things. In fact, their moral impulse seems to find expression in public policy.

A federal judge ruled Tuesday that New York City’s gun licensing regime, which allows city officials to turn down applicants for firearms based on their “moral character,” violates the ...