... to have proved its case; none of them has proved that moral judgements possess objective validity, that there is anything truly good or bad, right or wrong, that moral principles express anything more than the opinions of those who believe in them." (Westermarck, 410) If this, then, is the case, how should we make moral judgements at all, and what is ... one another. Despite this, they both claim to have unearthed a means by which we may judge the moral value of an action, that these actions are not necessarily relative. The aim of this dissertation is not to necessarily determine which...

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