Sentence "Moral rationality" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a decision-making process which values morality as well as rationality. For example, "I used moral rationality when making the decision to help the homeless person."
Wreszin is entitled to his belief that this recaptures "the deep moral rationality of Brown's life and actions".
Fried, viewing Brown through the historical perspective of the civil rights struggle of the 1960's, saw the deep moral rationality of Brown's life and actions.
Moral rationality is principle-bound, based on invariant reasons.
In order to appeal for guidance to any account of moral rationality one must already have secured the content for that moral rationality.
What is at issue between particularism and generalism is the nature of moral rationality.
The locution "(overall) rational" or "(overall) irrational" presupposes that there are various kinds of rationality, including moral rationality, epistemic rationality, and prudential rationality.[10] The idea that there are various kinds of rationality, or put any way, that one can be under conflicting obligations at a particular time, recognizes that dilemmas are possible.
Gauthier's project in Morals By Agreement is to employ a contractarian approach to grounding morality in rationality in order to defeat the moral skeptic.
In contrast, Hare (1963 , 1981 tries to derive his version of utilitarianism from substantively neutral accounts of morality, of moral language, and of rationality.
The basic aim of the ethics of care is to replace or at least augment the supposedly "masculine" moral values of rationality, abstraction, impartiality, and independence with ostensibly more "feminine" values, such as emotion (particularly compassion and benevolence), particularity, partiality, and interdependence.
The evolutionary perspective allows Jevons to integrate his religious beliefs in a view on the world as growing towards higher moral consciousness and rationality.
This will enable each to seek his or her own best; it will liberate a diversity of interests to the benefit of the individual and of all; and it will nurture moral freedom and rationality.
