The phrase "actual morality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of morality as it exists in reality, as opposed to theoretical or perceived morality.
Example: "In our discussions about ethics, we must consider what constitutes actual morality in society today."
Alternatives: "real morality" or "true morality".
The self-portrait is that of a highly moral man of gravitas, but his actual morality is quite peculiar.
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What is important here, finally, is the moral standing of what is contained in the work of art, not the actual morality of the artist himself.
Although the knee-jerk reaction to eating human flesh is strong, the actual morality and ethics behind those feelings aren't as simple as they first appear.
Ethical relativists deny that there is any universal normative morality and claim that the actual moralities of societies are the only moralities there are.
Those who accept a normative account of morality, e.g., Bentham and Mill, which takes the avoiding and preventing harm element of morality to be most important, criticize all actual moralities that give precedence to purity and sanctity when they are in conflict with avoiding and preventing harm.
Thus, if we focus on our actual moral commitments, we will see that the Control Principle is neither attractive nor necessary for morality.
A human rights norm might exist as (a) a shared norm of actual human moralities, (b) a justified moral norm supported by strong reasons, (c) a legal right at the national level (where it might be referred to as a "civil" or "constitutional" right), or (d) a legal right within international law.
Human rights could also exist independently of legal enactment by being part of actual human moralities.
One way in which human rights could exist apart from divine or human enactment is as norms accepted in all or almost all actual human moralities.
The actual feature of moral relativism is that morality isn't dependent on God or other religious or authoritarian sources.
