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Everythung in nature except man acts as it does because it is its nature so to act. It is therefore pointless to argue whether as right at
docs, pointless w exhort it to act differently. We do not say of a stone that it ought to go uphill or blame a tiger for npping oil is pres When
however, we consider a human being we can say not only this is what he is like but also this is what he ought to be like another sirds
can be judged murally What is the reason for this distinction between man and nature It is to be found that man ivas a sense of sight and wrong
so that, whatever he may in faer do. we recognize that he ought to do what is right and eschew what is wrong Man is set apart from everything
else in nature by virtue of the fact that he is a free moral agent.
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we recognize that he ought ti do what is right and eschew what is wring man is set apart from everything else in nature by virtue of the fact that he is a free moral agent
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