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The Necessary Ground of being
In Fritz Allhoff, Scott F. Parker & Michael W. Austin (eds.), Coffee. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 25–33 (2011-03-04)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Necessity, Contingency, and My Very First Cup of Coffee Do We Need God to Justify Fair Trade ‐ and the Rest of Ethics? Coffee, God, and the Good Life.Author's Profile
necessary ground of being philosophical debates, and reality ‐ people's thoughts, depend on God for its existence, a moral reality contingent truth ‐ one that is true but could have been false other kinds of truth ‐ what philosophers call necessary truth philosophers, and necessary ethical truths ‐ in the basic nature of reality existence of necessary ethical truths ‐ not only relevant to production of coffee, but other goods and services religious and non‐religious people alike ‐ moral obligation in treating others fairly, in the coffee trade, engaging in fair trade practices all rational people of good will ‐ agreeing that unfair trade is wrong, regardless of religious beliefs morally mature people, realizing that action ‐ is a moral duty, reason for doing that action morality, applied in an impartial way ‐ without prejudice or bias
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