Moral judgments are based on the feelings of approval or disapproval from "summary" of The Theory of Moral Sentiments - Adam Smith by Adam Smith
In forming moral judgments, we are guided by our feelings of approval or disapproval towards certain actions or behaviors. These feelings stem from our natural sentiments of sympathy and empathy towards others. When we witness someone performing a virtuous act, we naturally feel approval and admiration for their behavior. On the other hand, when we observe someone engaging in immoral behavior, we experience feelings of disapproval and aversion.
These feelings of approval or disapproval are not arbitrary or random; they are deeply rooted in our social nature as human beings. We have an innate tendency to form connections with others and to seek their approval and acceptance. Therefore, when we witness behaviors that conform to societal norms and values, we feel a sense of approval bec...
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