The Enlightenment Theory

The Hegelian Theory

The Marxist Theory

The Evolutionary Theory

Reason

Experience

Tradition

Authority

It is necessary for moral progress.

It is a hindrance to moral progress.

It has no role in moral progress.

It is irrelevant to moral progress.

Economic progress leads to moral progress.

Moral progress leads to economic progress.

There is no relationship between economic progress and moral progress.

The relationship between economic progress and moral progress is complex and varies depending on the specific circumstances.

There is no evidence to support the idea of moral progress.

Moral progress is impossible because human nature is unchanging.

Moral progress is undesirable because it leads to the loss of traditional values.

Moral progress is irrelevant because it has no impact on the real world.

Moral progress shows that the world is a better place than it used to be.

Moral progress shows that the world is getting worse.

Moral progress shows that the world is unchanging.

Moral progress shows that the world is unknowable.

Human nature

Social injustice

Economic inequality

All of the above

Educate people about moral issues.

Create opportunities for people to engage in moral dialogue.

Support social and economic policies that promote justice and equality.

All of the above

Yes

No

It is impossible to say.

It depends on the circumstances.

It is a complex and ongoing process.

It is something that we should all strive for.

It is something that we should be grateful for.

All of the above