The terms "morality" and "morality" are used as synonyms. But it's not always the case. Some scholars consider morality to be a separate category of ethics with characteristics specific to it.
Morality
Ethics is a philosophical science that studies morality. Often the terms "morality" and "morality" are considered identical, in this case, morality is not a category of ethics, but the subject of its study.
According to some scholars, these concepts are different. For example, according to Radugin, morality is how it should be acted as a norm of behavior. And morality is real action. In this case, morality acts as a separate ethical category.
The concept of "morality" is inextricably linked with the categories of good and evil. Good and evil are not attributed to natural phenomena and processes, but namely to the actions of people. They can be "moral" and "immoral", which can not be said about the elements. Good is that which contributes to the moral development of man, and evil opposes the moral ideal. It was in an attempt to answer the question, what is good and evil that morality itself developed, and ethics as a science appeared.
