The invalidity of the regress argument based on the basic moral belief

The main purpose of this research is to disregard the most important reason for moral skepticism, regress argument that is obtained with the help of basic ethical beliefs through moral intuition. According to intuitionist Ethical fundamentalism, The chain of justification of moral beliefs leads to those basic beliefs which ultimately leads to one of the hypotheses of the regress argument to be answered. In this approach, rational and ethical intuition can be considered as the source of justification for these basic beliefs. not in the sense that these intuitions are one of the foundations of the inference and are the foundation. In this sense, the "predicate-to-subject ratio" is perceived and implicit in moral propositions evidently through moral intuitions And the basic beliefs derived from these intuitions are considered as intuitive ethical beliefs. In this paper, first, the basic ethical beliefs and ethics are explained, and then the origin and justification of such beliefs are explained.