moral facts

Moral facts are objective truths about what is right or wrong, just or unjust, in a given situation. They are not simply personal opinions or cultural conventions but are believed to exist independently of individual beliefs. For example, many consider harming others without cause to be morally wrong, and this view can be seen as a moral fact about human well-being and fairness. Moral facts help guide how people should behave and form the basis for ethical judgments, providing a foundation for consistent moral reasoning across different contexts and societies.