Formal Moral System
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A Formal Moral System is a moral system that is a formal decisioning system.
- AKA: Moral Decisioning Theory, Normative Ethical Theory, Moral System Pattern.
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- Example(s):
- a Consequentialist Moral System, such as utilitarianism.
- a Deontological Moral System, such as Kantianism or Duty-based Morality.
- a Contract-based Ethical Theory/Contractarianism.
- a Character-based Ethical Theory, such as Virtue Ethics.
- a Pragmatic Ethical Theory.
- a Nihilism.
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- Counter-Example(s):
- See: Formal Belief System,
Humanism.