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Moral truths exist objectively, known via non-sensory intuition
Ethical language expresses beliefs that can be true or false
Moral properties (like goodness/badness) exist in reality
Mistake to define ethical terms in relation to something else
Goodness is real but not a natural property (non-naturalism)
'Good' is a simple notion - you know it when you see it
'Good is good' - it cannot be defined, understanding is intuitive
Intuition shows right action AND we have moral duty to do it
Good apart from any of the results it produces
Fidelity, reparation, gratitude, non-injury, beneficence, justice
Moral actions need motivation; requires desire not reason
Intuitions vary; lack of moral agreement suggests a problem
Abductive argument; no proof of universal intuition for agreement
Set of core moral principles exists in all societies
Not same; what's obvious to you may not be obvious to me
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