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Meta Ethics (Naturalism (Advantages (Objective, Absolute, Always produces…

- - - - We can use our senses to make judgements
      - Absolute
      - Cognitive
    - - Challenges Bradley
      - Senses can be deceived
      - Is/ought
        
        Killing is wrong
        
        You ought not to murder
        
        Hume thought this jump was a Naturalistic Fallacy
    - - Virtue Ethics
      - Agrees with Bradley
      - You can prove an ethical statement
      - Looks at nature and the life cycle
      - Sustains, reproduces and provides order
      - Something can be naturally good
        
        Homosexuality is wrong
        
        It doesn't sustain reproduction
- - - - Gut instinct
      - Intuition
      - Disagrees with naturalism
      - Good is a simple idea and cannot be broken down like complex ideas
      - Agree with naturalistic fallacy
    - - Duties are self-evident and cannot be proved
      - Subjective
    - - First duties
        
        Fidelity (keep promises)
        
        Reparation (the duty to keep your promise)
        
        Gratitude
        
        Justice
        
        Beneficence (charity)
        
        Self-improvement
        
        Non-maleficence (don't harm)