External Moral Order

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An External Moral Order is a moral framework that encompasses the collective moral beliefs, ethical standards, and value systems that moral agents have to navigate.



References

2024

  • (GPT-4, 2024)
    • "Imagine a vast, invisible tapestry woven from the collective beliefs, values, and principles that guide a society. This tapestry is the External Moral Order ... It's like a moral compass that's not inside you, but all around you."
    • Key points include its collective creation, dynamic nature, context-dependency, and its influence on individual behavior and societal laws. It's also noted for its role in both conflict and cohesion within societies.
    • Examples of External Moral Order include professional ethical codes, religious teachings, cultural norms, and international laws. Understanding this concept is essential for navigating social and ethical issues, appreciating cultural diversity, promoting social justice, and understanding ethical implications in various contexts.