There are, in short, different lenses through which to view morality wherever we look. There is the thin morality of liberal individualism, where the only constraints on behaviour are fairness and the avoidance of harm, and there is the thick morality of loyalty, reverence and respect. There are the four broad types of moral tradition: civic ethics, the ethic of duty, codes of honour and the morality of love. And there are the three different kinds of moral personality: tradition-, inner- and other-directed.
