moralreligious
Moralreligious is a term used in philosophical and sociological discourse to describe a worldview or normative framework in which moral values and duties are grounded in religious belief or doctrine. The term emphasizes the inseparability of morality from religious commitment for adherents, and it may refer to systems where religious authorities, sacred texts, or divine commands are primary sources of ethical guidance.
Core features typically include the authority of religious texts, the primacy of community or church in shaping
Relation to established theories: moralreligious overlap exists with divine command theory, natural law, and religious ethics,
Usage varies, and the term is not widely standardized. It may appear in discussions of religious conservatism,