Moral Objectivism - Core Morality

Moderate objectivism is a limited form of moral objectivism, in that there are at least some universal and objective moral principles valid for all people, in all social environments, and at all times. Therefore, moderate objectivism needs to identify principles necessary for social cohesion and personal well-being. An example of this could be the “Golden Rule” in which you are instructed to do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Other possible examples of core morality principles are also described.

Ethical Dilemma in Science
What core values could apply in moderate moral objectivism?
- Are there core values or moral principles that could be considered as objective universal moral principles which apply to all people, in all social environments, and at all times?
- What would those core values or moral principles be?
- Are there instances when even these core values would be superseded by another value or principle?

0:00 Introduction
0:17 Moderate Objectivism
1:15 Core Morality
2:15 Core Morality (examples)
3:38 Ethical Dilemma in Science

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