Question

What makes any act morally good?

Since no human action is seen encountered by the sense as having a label as to its moral status what is the source or how is it that actions are thought to be morally good or immoral? This is asking you to think carefully and to think about what underlies every moral judgment people make about human conduct. DO NOT answer with what you yourself think in particular makes a human action morally good.

Do answer with the general description of how human actions are thought to be morally good or not good, bad, incorrect, or otherwise. On what do such thoughts of moral appraisal rest? What is the basis for humans reaching a moral judgment about human action?

Answer 1

An action performed can be either good or bad or both depending upon the time ,situation , necessity,etc.,When an action done makes all happy /beneficial /positivism ,etc. , without causing any harm /injuries /negativism ,etc., It can be termed to be morally good.

An action is thought to be morally good when goodness outweighs the bad deeds.

In order to protect one thing when other things are subjected to pressure it is an immoral act.

Most of the moral appraise rest on characteristics,the reasoning ,mistakes done

The basis for humans to reach a moral judgement about human action is through characteristics and the actual reason or motive which has lead to the situation .