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Keywords -

• Truth-apt: a sentence that can be true or false, nothing else eg. the cat is on the mat

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• Modus Ponens: a fundamental rule of logic in the form:

1. If P, then Q.
2. P.
3. Therefore, Q.

• Moral discourse refers to the process of discussing, debating, and analyzing moral issues and ethical principles through communication.

metaethical relativism: the view that there are no universal or objective moral values

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Study Questions:

1. What are the success conditions for doing the right thing? </aside>

Semantics of predicate logic*

perceive - come to know

Q: Is Divine Command Theory under Moral Congitivism or is it a branch of its own

Omnibenevolent means being all-loving and infinitely good, a characteristic typically attributed to a deity

Pascal’s wager - you don’t have anything to lose if you do believe in Jesus

Logically knowing something is not enough to believe something fundamentally.

Convention - a usual or accepted way of behaving,

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