True/False Quiz

Gauthier claims that moral language fits a worldview that we have abandoned, according to which the world is purposively ordered.

Gauthier argues that nothing justifies morality, but that morality needs no justification.

Gauthier claims that we must accept the idea of deliberative justification because there is nothing else for practical rationality to be.

According to Gauthier, the capacity for semantic representation is what distinguishes human beings from other animals.

According to Gauthier, a moral practice is justifiable if it would secure our agreement in an appropriate premoral situation.

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