unmoralized

“The mechanism of reading these double images is fascinating, with the unmoralized 'original' representation sitting in a roundel above its moralized version, all sitting beside the text.”

Katherine H. Tachau, "God's Compas and Vana Curiositas", Art Bulletin 80 (1998), 7-33

“They exhibit, in their loose and unmoralized freedom, the inherent dangers which attach to the proclamation of spiritual liberty, and they furnish a clear historical illustration of the truth that progress toward a religion grounded upon the inner life of man can only be slowly and painfully achieved.”

Spiritual Reformers in the 16th & 17th Centuries

“This doesn’t change the substance of her analysis, since it’d be a minor matter to rephrase her conclusions to reflect an unmoralized use of the term.”

Empowering Women Or Blaming The Victim