Navigating Moral Complexities

This chapter explores the intricacies of reflexivity in ethics, particularly within Christian morality and challenges posed by certain moral actions. It discusses the tension between explanatory adequacy and normative principles, emphasizing the is-ought distinction in ethical decision-making. The conversation further examines the interplay between moral judgment, sentiments, and the conflicts between deontological and consequentialist frameworks, showcasing the struggle individuals face in aligning their actions with moral duties.