moral permissibility

Moral permissibility refers to whether an action is considered acceptable or allowed within a moral or ethical framework. It involves evaluating if the action aligns with principles of right and wrong, without necessarily requiring it to be obligatory or ideal. An action that is morally permissible is one that a reasonable person might consider acceptable to perform, given the circumstances, and does not violate fundamental ethical standards. Essentially, it’s about determining if doing something is ethically okay—neither strictly required nor outright wrong.