To state that a mathematical assertion is morally correct or morally true seems to convey a significant amount of mathematical content.

Eugenia Cheng has a great article about morality.

To state that a mathematical assertion is morally correct or morally true seems to convey a significant amount of mathematical content. This may indicate to the reader/audience that the assertion has every right to be true, even if it may not yet be proven.

See Eugenia Cheng's article discussing morality in mathematics.

To state that a mathematical assertion is morally correct or morally true seems to convey a significant amount of mathematical content; however, I don't imagine the notion has been rigorously defined.

Eugenia Cheng has a great article about morality.

To state that a mathematical assertion is morally correct or morally true seems to convey a significant amount of mathematical content.

Eugenia Cheng has a great article about morality.