There&#x27;s no such thing as a scientific moral framework; the concept is incoherent, like a four-sided triangle. Science answers &quot;is&quot; questions, not &quot;ought&quot; questions.<p>Science can inform moral decisions by providing information about which actions will achieve the goals set by a moral framework, but not can&#x27;t provide you with a moral framework.<p>(Specific religions also probably get too much credit for providing moral framework; while its not an incoherent idea, its usually inaccurate -- usually, a moral framework coevolves with a religion, or has a religion constructed -- ot split off from some predecesssor -- to support it, rather than really emerging from the religion.)