"connection between moral" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or link between moral values or principles. For example, "The connection between moral integrity and leadership is crucial in creating a positive work culture." This phrase can also be used in philosophical or ethical discussions, such as "The philosopher explored the connection between moral relativism and cultural diversity."
Moral judgement internalism makes morality action guiding by urging a necessary connection between moral judgements and motivation.
Hume (1739) relies heavily on the connection between moral judgment and motivation when criticizing rationalist accounts of morality that, he claims, cannot properly explain morality's practical impact.
For example, the connection between moral philosophy and medicine is now widely recognised; and perhaps more significantly, the interface between philosophy and psychiatry is being increasingly explored.
And thus, argues Mr Siedentop, the connection between moral equality and moral liberty is in danger of being lost, and with it the only secure basis for self-government.Eurosceptics reading this will no doubt be rubbing their hands, believing Mr Siedentop to be one of them.
The other concerns the connection between moral judgement and normative reasons.
And what is the precise nature of the connection between moral judgment and motivation?
Thus there seem to be necessary connections between moral properties and reasons and also between moral judgments and motivations.
Examples such as the amoralist have led internalists to posit more moderate, defeasible, but still necessary connections between moral judgments and motivation (Korsgaard 1986; Dreier 1990; Smith 1994).
Blackburn thinks that we require such an explanation even if there are metaphysically or nomically necessary connections between moral and nonmoral terms or properties.
But like rules of deductive inference, agreement in the original position establishes the justifying connection between relevant moral and practical reasons (incorporated into the original position itself) and principles of justice.
Just as we can be skeptical of whether the category of causality is legitimately applied to particular intuitions, so too can the connection between the moral law and particular actions be called into doubt.
