Moral properties

Moral properties are qualities or characteristics that relate to right and wrong, good and bad behavior, or ethical standards. They describe how actions, intentions, or situations align with principles of morality. For example, honesty is a moral property because it reflects truthfulness, while cruelty is a moral property indicating harm or unfairness. These properties are often used to evaluate and judge behavior, guiding individuals and societies in making ethical choices. Essentially, moral properties help us understand what is morally acceptable or unacceptable in human conduct.