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Argument: only principles represent knowledge

  1. Morality is completly principle-free.
  2. If morality is completely principle-free, then acting (morally) right does not mean acting according to principles/rules.
  3. If an action being right in some respect S does not mean that it was commited following a certain principle/rule, then knowledge about what makes an action right in respect S cannot be acquires. (No practical knowledge withou rules.)
  4. It is impossible to acquire moral knowledge.
  5. It is possible to acquire general moral knowledge.
  6. NOT: Morality is completely principle-free.

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