Moral non-naturalism

Moral non-naturalism is the view that moral truths and values are not reducible to natural properties like physical facts or scientific explanations. It posits that moral facts are objective, existing independently of human beliefs or feelings, and are known through rational insight rather than sensory experience. Think of moral principles as non-physical realities that guide what is right or wrong, rather than something that can be fully explained by natural science. This perspective emphasizes that moral truths are fundamentally different from natural facts and require a special kind of understanding to grasp.