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Moral Testimony and Collective Moral Governance
Australasian Journal of Philosophy 101 (3):722-735 (2023)
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1. If you tell me that it’s raining outside, I would, presumably, be justified in acquiring the belief that it is raining on the basis of your say-so.1 But if you tell me that some war is unjust or...Author's Profile
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