A cursory look at the Potable Water scenario and the Stakeholder moral responsibility all will point to Kagan's (1989) 'ordinary morality' regarding both negative rights and positive duties.
(Female, the Netherlands, Muslim) In-depth analysis of the discussions, however, revealed the existence of a 'double morality' regarding sex before marriage - male Muslims generally do not seem to comply with this rule even though they themselves did consider sex before marriage to be haram.
Puritan America is hostage to a sacred morality; it regards itself as the predestined repository of Good, with a mission to strike down Evil.
It is a short but significant step from postulating the existence of God as a condition of morality to regarding the idea of God as a "projection" of human concerns.
In Ling et al.'s (2000) study on Chinese implicit leadership theories, a leader's personal morality is regarded as a factor that is distinct from western examples.
Sometimes morality is regarded as the code of conduct that is put forward by religion, but even when this is not the case, morality is thought by many to need some religious explanation and justification.
Numerous writers have followed early Walzer (and some elements in both Machiavelli's and Weber's treatment of political morality) in regarding politics as a zone in which, to quote Neil Levy, "dirty actions are part and parcel of ordinary political life".
This is thought to be an advantage because, notwithstanding the supposed difficulties with moral objectivism, morality is widely regarded as "not merely subjective," and MMR can capture this.
They argue that we have compelling reasons to reject the presuppositions of moral thought.[12] The error theorists' position regarding morality is the counterpart, with respect to moral thought, of the atheist's position with respect to views concerning God's will and ways.
Like Hobbes, Carr regards morality as constructed by the particular legal system that is enforced by a coercive power.
