Argunet Debates
Argument: Second defense b): Virtues
There are variant and invariant moral reasons. Invariant moral reasons always depend on virtues. The counter-examples are only concerned with the former.
- Moral reasons that are based on virtues are invariant.
- There are variant and invariant moral reasons.
- NOT: For all simple candidates for moral principles there are cases in which these principles are false.
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