Titlebook: Making Moral Decisions; An Existential Analy Louis O. Kattsoff Book 1965 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1965 Emotivism.Hedonism.U

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Ends and Means, by the principle but also by a factual or empirical premise without which the connection between abstract principle and concrete act could never be realized. This second factual premise must be examined more closely if our decisions are to be intelligent.

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Judging the Person,or the ends. The discussions of the preceding two chapters have laid the groundwork for an examination of such judgments as “John Doe is moral” or “John Doe is immoral.” What do such statements mean and how, if at all, can they be confirmed?

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Moral Principles,The objective of this chapter is to become acquainted with the form and characteristics of moral principles. Later we shall examine their meanings and justification.

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Nature of Moral Statements,when two people utter incompatible moral statments, especially when these express moral principles or moral judgments. For the necessary steps in solving disagreements are indicated more clearly if we know whether a moral statement is a statement of fact, an emotive expression, or something else.

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