Do you think that the existence of moral disagreement

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Question: In his article "Why I Am an Objectivist about Ethics (And Why You Are, Too)," David Enoch suggests that moral disagreement "may motivate the thought that morality is objective," but that "it's very common to think that something about moral disagreement actually goes the other way." Do you think that the existence of moral disagreement furnishes a better reason to think that morality is objective or to think that it is not objective? Evaluate Enoch's defense of objectivism in light of moral disagreement.

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