The phrase "access to moral" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the ability to obtain or engage with moral principles or values, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The organization aims to provide access to moral education for underprivileged communities."
Alternatives: "access to ethics" or "access to moral values".
If the feminine ethics of care provides the epistemically privileged perspective on morality, then our access to moral knowledge is predicated on the continuation of existing gender relations, which produce this ethic.
Babies probably have no conscious access to moral notions, no idea why certain acts are good or bad.
Which provides every man and boy speedy access to moral oblivion!" Well, that's the first time I've heard it called that.
The traditional non-naturalist answer to this problem is to posit a non-natural faculty of "moral intuition" that gives us some kind of direct access to the moral realm (as explained in Ridge 2014: Section 3).
By contrast, separating the term into components allows the legal system to treat difference differently while still enabling access to the moral community.
Old age is for Coetzee what nausea was for Sartre: our defining condition, the necessary horror that grants us access to a moral existence.
Is it really plausible, he asks, that one culture enjoys access to the moral facts regarding marital arrangements whereas the other lacks that access?
This account must also clarify how we enjoy epistemic access to these moral facts and why they seem of such practical importance to us.
This argument, coupled with the first argument above – about the potential for open access to enrich moral debate – is likely to be particularly attractive to those working in ethics.
The space powers can use all sorts of levers to bring such recalcitrants round, from access to technology to moral pressure.
This requires that those who follow religions not view those who do not as having less access to justice and moral goodness than they do, and that atheists, new or otherwise, not try to lay all the blame for the world's problems at religion's door.
