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Divine Hoorays : Some Parallels Between Expressivism and Religious Ethics.
Divine law theories of metaethics claim that moral rightness is grounded in God�s commands, wishes and so forth. Expressivist theories, by contrast, claim that to call something morally right is to express our own attitudes, not to report on God�s. Ostensibly, such views are incompatible. Howeve
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