Moral naturalism

Moral naturalism is the view that moral truths are grounded in natural facts about the world, such as human nature, biology, or social needs. It suggests that right and wrong can be understood by studying these facts, much like how science explains phenomena. For example, moral behaviors might be linked to what promotes well-being or cooperation. Unlike views that see moral values as separate or supernatural, moral naturalism sees ethics as part of the natural order, using evidence and reason to understand moral questions.