What is moral intuition prescriptivism?

What is moral intuition prescriptivism?

Moral intuition prescriptivism is a metaethical theory that suggests moral judgments are based on our intuitive moral sense or intuition. According to this view, moral statements are not descriptive claims about the world, but rather expressions of our personal preferences or prescriptions for how others should behave. It argues that moral judgments are not derived from reason or empirical evidence, but rather from our immediate moral intuitions or feelings. This theory emphasizes the role of emotions and intuition in shaping our moral beliefs and actions.