Moral Knowledge

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Supported by the evidence for the external world contained in the article "Proof of the Objectivity of Morals" by Renford Bambrough, this paper provides a summary for the philosophical arguments on the existence of moral knowledge. The paper shows how Bambrough looks at the different arguments for and against moral knowledge, such as the way that it is argued that there are many differences of opinion within the realm of morals.

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"If we look to the way the argument regarding moral knowledge is see it is argued that to accept the evidence for the external world and except it, but still deny moral knowledge is a position of self contradiction, yet this is a position adopted by many modern philosophers. Bambrough argument is that by default, if there is an external world, and we accept this proof, then there must be moral knowledge provable by parity of reasoning."

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