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He then went on to argue that there is no way of logically showing the premise that the [[murder]] of [[innocents]] is '[[wrong]]'- there is no logical argument which can be made to show this is true or false. Moore, however, was not arguing that ethics is [[fatally flawed]], but argued that this was a problem that affected most [[normative ethical systems]] and needed to be addressed.
He then went on to argue that there is no way of logically showing the premise that the [[murder]] of [[innocents]] is '[[wrong]]'- there is no logical argument which can be made to show this is true or false. Moore, however, was not arguing that ethics is [[fatally flawed]], but argued that this was a problem that affected most [[normative ethical systems]] and needed to be addressed.
[[Category: Ontological Principles]]
[[Category:Ontological Principles]]