finalitymoral
Finalitymoral is a neologism in moral philosophy describing the view that some moral judgments or their justifications achieve finality and are not subject to revision in light of further reasoning or new evidence. The term appears in metaethical discussions about the status and authority of moral claims.
Two readings are commonly distinguished. A strong form holds that once a moral claim is properly justified,
Origin and reception: The term is not a widely adopted standard theory but has appeared in contemporary
Implications and criticisms: Proponents argue that finalitymoral explains moral authority and motivational force. Critics contend it
Relations to other theories: Finalitymoral intersects with moral realism, deontology, and moral epistemology. It is discussed