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Linguistic value of moral statements, not constructing systems of action
Morals are fixed, unchanging truths everyone should follow
Moral truths not fixed; change by individual/situation/culture
Statement that can be either true or false
Not about facts; cannot be known as true or false
A natural quality observable in world, existing independently
Moral good/evil are objective absolute facts, fixed
What creates happiness
Absolute objective moral facts exist, observable in society
Cannot go from an 'is' to an 'ought'
From our sentiment, not from our observations
Moral language includes obligation; 'ought' implied in language itself
Error of assuming 'good' is same as other natural quality
Question where answer cannot be derived from question itself
Absolute moral facts exist (e.g., virtues); observable in people's actions
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