Is that all Christianity is about---morality and formulaic doctrines?  Apparently this is Burke's point of view.  But Pope Francis sees Christianity as a matter of "inner transformation" to the point of "putting on Christ". [it is more than wondering what would Jesus do---it is acting like Christ].  

Doctrines and the morality that surround them have no meaning unless people's lives are deeply changed by the experience.  We have no power to obey the law or follow any ideal like loving others, caring for others, or the careful and humble use of power except in our life in and through God.  If we aren't transformed----sadly all we see is black and white.  And that is how we judge others as well---in the two colors of moralism----BLACK AND WHITE.