immoralism

His immoralism seems to me a lot of nonsense.

Immoralism has become a commonplace, and anybody and everybody boasts of practising it.

Another way of describing immoralism is "life extension" or conscious transit of the individual by the point of death, a concept and practise for yogis.

The wonder turns to mere mysticism; and mere mysticism always turns to mere immoralism.

Onganía also ordered repression on all forms of "immoralism", proscribing miniskirts, long hair for boys, and all avant-garde artistic movements.

A passionate and thorough life of the maker of "M" and "Metropolis," a born Viennese who developed a more-than-Prussian perfectionism in film and an elegant immoralism in private life.

You would surmise that his character had been corroded by shock jocks and raunch culture and that he'd entered a nihilistic moral universe where young men entertain each other with bravura displays of immoralism.

It is important to notice that in terms of ideas, the major influences on the British economy for the last hundred years have all been thoroughly secular - Matthew Arnold's Hellenism, the Webbs' egalitarianism and Keynes's immoralism.