Certainly, there is also a line of research within moral psychology emphasizing the cultural and social grounding of morality, which calls this universality claim into question and tends to align with the tradition of moral relativism within philosophy [ 21].
Moral philosophers need not be concerned solely with the grounds of morality.
Some government sources say the ban was necessary on "grounds of morality and decency".
From a very early period, Greek myths seem to have been open to criticism and alteration on grounds of morality or of misrepresentation of known facts.
Values, identifications and forms of identity, ideals, could be solid grounds of morality.
We have nothing to fear from such scientific probing into the biological grounds of morality.
It has often been stated that Macaulay's history was read as a response to the popular Tory history published by David Hume, and certainly, Macaulay's understanding of the significance of the English Civil War, and of the grounds of morality, challenge Hume.
In Butler the Court held that Canadian obscenity law violated Canadian citizens' rights to free speech under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms if enforced on grounds of morality or community standards of decency; but that obscenity law could be enforced constitutionally against some pornography on the basis of the Charter's guarantees of sex equality.
* Those who continue inflammatory rhetoric should be immediately challenged on grounds of ethics, morality and possible legality of incitement, defamation, libelous and sedition.
They avoid assuming that persons have preferences for moral behavior as such in order to ground rules of morality or justice in rational self-interest.
