Navigating Moral Disagreement

This chapter examines the intricate landscape of moral philosophy, focusing on the challenges of moral disagreement among scholars. It critiques the methodologies used to arrive at moral conclusions and discusses the notion of moral error theory, suggesting that some moral questions may not have factual answers. The conversation advocates for a nuanced understanding of moral truths, emphasizing the distinction between belief and objective truth while highlighting the complexities inherent in our moral reasoning processes.