Who expresses the following claim Mankind has always preferred to say 'It is a morally good' rather than 'It is habitual' But historically the two phrases are synonymous.?

This claim is articulated by Michel de Montaigne, a renowned 16th-century French philosopher and essayist. Montaigne discusses the tendency of humans to attribute moral value to certain behaviors to justify them, even when they may be grounded in mere habit or convention. He argues that throughout history, what is considered morally good often aligns with what is socially habitual or customary.