What is moral realism, What is moral realism? Why does

What is moral realism

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From Sam Harris, The Moral Landscape, Introduction,

Philosopher and neuroscientist, Joshua Greene is skeptical regarding the truth of moral realism.

1) What is moral realism?

2) Why does Green believe the position of moral realism is mistaken?

3) What response(s) does Sam Harris give in arguing for moral realism?

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