The "'X Is Right' Means 'I Approve of X'" Version

question 23

Multiple Choice

The "'X is right' means 'I approve of X'" version of moral subjectivism is unsatisfactory because it doesn't

• A) specify what "X" is.
• B) allow for moral debate.
• C) say who "I" is.
• D) None of the above

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Definitions:

Selective Incorporation

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