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Ethics of Everyday Life - What Is The Definition of Moral Judgment
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Lexmilian De Mello, Graduated first class honors in it and have always upheld virtuosity.
Answered Aug 17, 2015
Interesting question, as of just recently I compiled two mini-eBooks on the nature of 'what
creates morals?' This available from my website @ Lex's Digital Autobiography(on Morality
Lesson pt.1 & pt.2). I also have studied ethics graduating with high honours. So defining…
Moral judgment is the process by which one defines what is wrong, good, bad, zany, absolutely
bizarre, surreal, quasi-reasoned, ethical vs unethical vs neutral or adjoining deviations to the
previous as stated that warrant categorizations of their own accord depending on the nature of the
object or entity to be judged (as one's reasoning has to be aligned for justice), fundamentally, in
sentient human perspective, against some standard of 'good' as established by rational consensus
formed from an established ideal by whose commune the incumbent exhibiting or contradicting
moral judgment is affiliated with for purposes of actualization of the question as dictated above.
Moral judgments involve a process of opinions and evaluations that usually comprise the
following:
1) Inaction
2) Intention
3) Motive
4) Character Trait
5) Situational Aspects
6) Environment
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Virtue ethics. And then professional ethics should be touched based on depending on the
situation along with situational ethics. It is only when we have a firm understanding of all this
that we can properly define 'moral judgment' as a process that is objective in nature, warrants
order to a process that is 'self-sustainable' at large (NB: I do not see evil as a notion that is self-
sustainable on the long run, so in parody to anti-matter and matter, the former decays an
astronomically amount of times faster than matter – so too does evil in contrast to good for good
encompasses wisdom, and evil does not as its self serving along other issues).
The problem with moral judgment is that mayhap it can be distorted/twisted or turned into an
aberration by playing and twerking one's level of emotionality (providing a catalytic extreme
nuisance, hurt, discomfort or etc…) which can leave one prone to manipulation if not rescued by
outside influences. In short, moral judgment is the capability to distinguish right from wrong or
any of the above stated values (as I hate to think in a world of just dualities).
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Alan Smith
Answered Feb 24, 2017
Moral Judgement = The placement of a label of write or wrong onto a certain existence.
Labels are mental contstructs therefore Morality and Judgement don’t actually exist except from
in our imagination.
Which world do you want to live in? Reality or your emotional, irrational, ignorant and dogmatic
mind? The choice is yours.
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Moral judgment is the ability or action of applying moral principles and reasoning.
Thus moral reasoning is really quite simple: suppose you are cutting a piece of cake in half to
share with someone else. How do you do so in a fair manner? Simply by imagining two futures:
one in which you get one half, and another in which you get the other half. Because of this, you
cut the cake in a way that you would be most satisfied with either outcome; you make the two
slices fair.
All human beings have the ability to perform this kind of imagining. Most human beings have a
natural inclination and emotional attachment to this kind of imagining (sociopaths and certain
Quora posters aside).
So, in human beings, moral judgement consists of the ability to imagine being in the other
person’s shoes.
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Herb Bennett, Connecting to source and the blessing of the flow of knowledge is natural law.
Answered Dec 4, 2016
When you connect to SOURCE moral judgement; MANMADE laws, become irrelevant.
Judgement is based on personal “values”, ego and superiority. Compassion, forgiveness are quite
removed from this inherently negative habit or behavior. They deal with material and
psychological expressions and experiences society creates. Morality relates to a set of rules made
by social institutions. They often use religious doctrine and other group conventions and
traditions as gauges.
Gordon Hide
Answered Aug 10, 2015 · Author has 727 answers and 268.9k answer views
Any decision you make which has the capacity to affect other people is a moral decision. The
moral judgement is that which has most regard for the general wellbeing.
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Of course you might be talking about criticising the moral behaviour of others. My advice,
unless it is your job, try and resist doing that.
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Morals are a core human construct. Based on acceptable behaviour in different cultures. Whats
wrong in someones eyes for one. might not be true for someone else or not having a deeper
insight. Yet everyone judges on their core perception. Dont feel fully qualified for this answer
tho yet gave u one.
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