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    For the Emotivist,the Moral Utterance "Lying Is Wrong" Signifies Something
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For the Emotivist,the Moral Utterance "Lying Is Wrong" Signifies Something

Question 25

Question 25

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For the emotivist,the moral utterance "Lying is wrong" signifies something like:


A) "Lying-boo,hiss!"
B) "Lying may be wrong."
C) "Lying is immoral!"
D) "Lying has occurred!"

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