Moral sense

The moral sense is an innate or developed ability to recognize right from wrong based on feelings of empathy, fairness, and justice. It acts like an internal compass, guiding our judgments and actions in social situations. This sense helps us feel moral approval or disapproval, encouraging behaviors that promote harmony and discourage harm. While influenced by culture and experience, the moral sense is considered fundamental to human morality, allowing us to intuitively understand ethical principles and navigate complex social interactions.