What is Hume's moral philosophy? | Philosophy

Hume's moral philosophy, known as the Moral Sense Theory, posits that our ability to distinguish moral goodness from badness is not solely reliant on reason. According to Hume, if reason alone cannot account for our moral distinctions, then there must be another capacity of human beings that enables us to make such judgments. This suggests that our moral sense, rather than simply rational thought, plays a significant role in our understanding of morality.

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