Moral idealism refers to a personal moral philosophy that

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Moral idealism considers individual rights or duties as universal, regardless of the outcome. This means that moral principles are not situational or relativistic, but apply universally to all individuals. It is based on the belief that there are fundamental moral truths that are applicable to all people, regardless of culture, time period, or circumstance. This stands in contrast to consequentialist ethical theories like utilitarianism (answer choice E), which prioritize the outcome or consequences of an action over individual rights or duties.

Moral Idealism Refers to a Personal Moral Philosophy That