I found this cool chart on the internet (don't you just love the internet?). Sometimes, when discussing moral arguments, it's easy to get confused on moral ontology and moral epistemology, meta-ethics, and such. This chart is very helpful.
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I found this cool chart on the internet (don't you just love the internet?). Sometimes, when discussing moral arguments, it's easy to get confused on moral ontology and moral epistemology, meta-ethics, and such. This chart is very helpful. 
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Reformed Seth appreciates and encourages your comments, but we do have guidelines for posting comments:
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