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ELI5: What is the difference between moral and ethics?
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While both morals and ethics are ways to categorize both "Right" and "Wrong"- the difference is the perspective from which the judgement is being made. In short, morals are beliefs from an internal or personal perspective- while ethics are beliefs from an external (community, culture, religion, etc) perspective. 

A good way to tell the difference is by looking at moral dilemmas vs ethical dilemmas and which parties are commonly involved. A moral dillema is most commonly an internally driven conflict- where the individual must make a decision based on their own contradicting views.  An ethical dilemma in contrast generally involves two separate parties disagreeing on what would be the correct moral choice.  Ethics will generally encapsulate the agreed morals of a particular group- while morals themselves are the individual beliefs that make up those groups.