👉 In philosophy and ethics, venialness is a concept that describes an action or conduct as acceptable for a person to commit without intending to cause harm. It is often used in discussions about moral responsibility and ethical behavior. In many cultures, it refers to acts of kindness or good intentions rather than actions that are inherently harmful or immoral. Venialness can also refer to the idea that there is no inherent wrong or bad action in a person's actions; an act may be considered acceptable if it does
