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    Moral Reasoning A Text and Reader on Ethics and Contemporary Moral Issues
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    Exam 2: Moral Arguments
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    Claims About What Is Morally Forbidden, Obligatory, or Supererogatory Are
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Claims About What Is Morally Forbidden, Obligatory, or Supererogatory Are

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Claims about what is morally forbidden, obligatory, or supererogatory are deontic claims.

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