Abhorrence Quotes

Quotes on deep moral revulsion and reflection.

One quote recalls how abhorrence of nuclear weapons grew widespread only after the arms race revealed their terrifying potential. Another looks back with discomfort at how slavery was once tolerated, even in Quaker Philadelphia, without the shudder it provokes now.


A third quote frames abhorrence in religious terms, contrasting those who persist in sin with those who Abandon it. Related reflections continue under Always and Back quotes.