Although moral rules and moral ideals are the most recognizable elements of common morality, the moral system is not merely collection of moral rules and ideals; it is the system in which these rules and ideals are embedded.
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Common Morality
Deciding What to Do
by Bernard Gert
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"Although moral rules and moral ideals are the most recognizable elements of common morality, the moral system is not merely collection of moral rules and ideals; it is the system in which these rules and ideals are embedded."
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