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Latest post Fri, Jan 16 2009 3:24 PM by Philip. 1 replies.
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Chariot  +  644708 Fri, 16 Jan 09 10:32 AM
"Moral education" and "education in morality" refer to the same thing? Thank you for your help.
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Philip  +  644977 Fri, 16 Jan 09 03:24 PM
With some context, a definitive answer might be more possible.  As it stands, they are probably different.
Moral education = an education that is upstanding; education in morality = lessons about ethics.
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