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Moral Reasoning
“As we have seen previously, moral reasoning, involves two basic steps. First, the type of moral problem must be identified. Knowing whether it is a factual, conflict of rules, or conflict of principles type of problem is necessary to guide our reasoning. Next, we must formulate a good reasons argument for each possible solution. In such arguments, possible solutions are defended by finding as many reasons as possible to support them. (Wall, “The Method of Ethics” / p. 7)

Your Topic:
Describe here.

1.  Create an ARGUMENT (reasoned justifications) for each of your 2 possible solutions (Your reasons need to include at least 1 factual claim and at least 1 moral principle.)

2.  Raise an OBJECTION to the argument for each of the solutions (Imagine what concern another decent, rational individual might have with each solution offered to your moral problem).

3.  RESPOND to each of the objections.

1st POSSIBLE SOLUTION
Describe here.

1.  Reasons in Support of this SOLUTION

(Your reasons need to include at least 1 factual claim and at least 1 moral principle.)

2.  Raise an objection to the argument (the reasoned justification) for this solution.

(Imagine what concern another decent, rational individual might have with this solution).

3.  Respond to the objections.

(How could you provide a reasoned answer to that concern?)

2nd POSSIBLE SOLUTION
Describe here.

1.  Reasons in Support of this SOLUTION

(Your reasons need to include at least 1 factual claim and at least 1 moral principle.)

2.  Raise an objection to the argument (the reasoned justification) for this solution.

(Imagine what concern another decent, rational individual might have with this solution).

3. Respond to the objections.

(How could you provide a reasoned answer to that concern?)