argument from morality (for the existence of God)
A philosophical argument in the philosophy of religion, often associated with Kant, that infers God's existence from the reality of moral law or moral experience. Technical term; primarily used in academic or theological contexts.
See also: 神の存在証明
Kant's argument from morality posits the existence of God as a postulate of practical reason.
The argument from morality is treated in the history of philosophy as one of the proofs for the existence of God.