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First principle

    { 1 } - We need a moral premise to deduce a moral conclusion
    { 2 } - "Good" is definable using ideas from sense experience
    { 3 } - "X is good" means "Hurrah for X!"
    { 4 } - A known truth that requires no further proof or justification
    { 5 } - A statement that is testable by sense experience

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1 is wrong. Please try again.

First principle

Hume's law <=> We need a moral premise to deduce a moral conclusion

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2 is wrong. Please try again.

First principle

    { 1 } - We need a moral premise to deduce a moral conclusion
    { 2 } - "Good" is definable using ideas from sense experience
    { 3 } - "X is good" means "Hurrah for X!"
    { 4 } - A known truth that requires no further proof or justification
    { 5 } - A statement that is testable by sense experience

Naturalism <=> "Good" is definable using ideas from sense experience

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3 is wrong. Please try again.

First principle

    { 1 } - We need a moral premise to deduce a moral conclusion
    { 2 } - "Good" is definable using ideas from sense experience
    { 3 } - "X is good" means "Hurrah for X!"
    { 4 } - A known truth that requires no further proof or justification
    { 5 } - A statement that is testable by sense experience

Emotivism <=> "X is good" means "Hurrah for X!"

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4 is correct!

First principle

    { 1 } - We need a moral premise to deduce a moral conclusion
    { 2 } - "Good" is definable using ideas from sense experience
    { 3 } - "X is good" means "Hurrah for X!"
    { 4 } - A known truth that requires no further proof or justification
    { 5 } - A statement that is testable by sense experience

First principle <=> A known truth that requires no further proof or justification

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5 is wrong. Please try again.

First principle

    { 1 } - We need a moral premise to deduce a moral conclusion
    { 2 } - "Good" is definable using ideas from sense experience
    { 3 } - "X is good" means "Hurrah for X!"
    { 4 } - A known truth that requires no further proof or justification
    { 5 } - A statement that is testable by sense experience

Empirical statement <=> A statement that is testable by sense experience

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