But moral worth implies morality.
Locke's denial of innate moral ideas, Shaftesbury believed, implied that morality was not something "real" or in the world but rather merely the result of custom or fashion.
Nevertheless, this passage shows how Kant's conception of moral obligation implies that morality and its basic principles have a purely rational source.
But some relativists argue that that there is no source of morality other than our attitudes (e.g., they argue for subjectivism), so cultural variation implies that morality is relative (Prinz, 2007).
This claim implies that morality sometimes requires us to make enormous sacrifices.
This implies that morality is not literally self-imposed if by "self" one means the actual set of judgments made by the agent in question.
Singer leaves it open what counts as being of comparable importance and as being an appropriate level of sacrifice, but his argument implies that morality sometimes requires us to invest heavily in rescuing needy persons in the global population, not merely at the level of local communities and political states.
Rossellini's unflinching depiction of harsh social and physical realities goes hand-in-hand with expressive performances (it's the film that made Anna Magnani an international star) and melodramatic turns: for Rossellini, a clear view of the world implied an unambiguous morality as well.
The connection has been taken by most scholars to mean that African moral values and principles derive from religion, implying that African morality is, thus, a religious morality (Opoku, 1978: 152), Danquah (1944: 3), Sarpong (1972: 41), Busia (1967: 16), Parrinder (1969: 28 9), Idowu (1962: 146).
Morality implies being a good person and being good at one's profession.
