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Who was the ethical theorist who believed you are not naturally moral and moral principles must be imposed by force?
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Thomas Hobbes
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do not exist
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One ethical theorist who believes that morality comes more or less naturally to us and is based in your natural affections is?
David Hume
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there are no objective ethical facts and no true ethical principles
How do you use ethical principles in a sentence?
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