An Argument with a Moral Conclusion but Only Descriptive Premises

Q1: If an action is supererogatory, it is

Q2: If an action is morally obligatory, failing

Q3: Which of the following arguments violates Hume's

Q4: Claims about what is morally forbidden, obligatory,

Q5: An argument commits the fallacy of circular

Q7: In your own words, explain the fallacy

Q8: If something is illegal, then it is

Q9: If a moral argument does not have

Q10: When finding hidden premises, you should avoid

Q11: The following argument violates Hume's Law: "When