Morality can be defined as the standards that individuals or groups hold regarding what is right and wrong. It refers to moral character and whether actions are right or wrong. Morality is a system that applies to all rational individuals, governs behavior that affects others, and aims to lessen harm. Moral judgments should be logical and supported by reason/evidence, based on facts rather than made in a vacuum, and aligned with acceptable moral principles.

1. Morality

2. Morality
Morality can be explained in all these ways:
 Morality can be defined as the standards that an
individual or a group has about what is right and
wrong, or good and evil.
 Moral quality or character; rightness or wrongness,
as of an action; the character of being in accord with
the principles or standards of right conduct.
 Morality is an informal public system applying to all
rational persons, governing behavior that affects
others, and has the lessening of evil or harm as its
goal.

4. Moral Judgments
The Moral judgments should be
(i) logical, ( Moral judgments should be able to support
our Moral judgments with reason and evidence. )
(ii) based on facts. ( Moral judgments should be
based on facts. Adequate moral judgments cannot be
made in a vacuum. We must collect as much relevant
information as possible for making them.)
(iii) based on acceptable moral principles.

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