Objective moral values

Objective moral values are standards of right and wrong that are considered universally true, regardless of personal opinions or cultural differences. They exist independently of individual feelings or societal norms, providing a consistent basis for moral judgments. For example, many believe that principles like honesty and justice are objectively good, meaning they are good regardless of whether any particular person or culture recognizes them as such. These values serve as an external moral reality that guides human behavior and ethical decision-making beyond personal preferences or societal conventions.