 Moral intellectualism

Moral intellectualism is a philosophical theory suggesting that moral knowledge, much like knowledge in other domains, is primarily a matter of intellectual understanding. Proponents of moral intellectualism argue that moral truths can be known and that ethical reasoning is akin to cognitive reasoning—where understanding and rational thought play crucial roles. Key aspects of moral intellectualism include: 1. **Cognitive Component**: This perspective emphasizes the role of reasoning and intellect in moral judgment.