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Exceptionless

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Ex`cep´tion`less
a.1.Without exception.
A universal, . . . exceptionless disqualification.
- Bancroft.


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This exceptionless stance has forced Catholic Charities of Boston to announce that it will stop providing adoption services altogether rather than comply with the state's antidiscrimination laws.
Abandoned children by Commonweal
Anscombe contends that modern English moral philosophy is utilitarian, and this philosophy, from John Stuart Mill to Henry Sidgwick, had one feature that saved it from moral anarchy: commitment to an exceptionless moral norm.
Restoring the sacred house of education by Danielson, Patrick James / Modern Age
This appears to be, for Smith, an a priori exceptionless moral norm, an unquestioned presupposition.
AIDS, Gays, and the American Catholic Church by Nash, James L. / Commonweal
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