Can rules define morality

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1. Select and describe one comment, action, story, or fact from the assigned video, "Can Rules Define Morality" that sheds light on or expands on some aspect of the assigned reading of Chapter 10,

2. Briefly describe the assigned reading,

3. describe your new understanding,

4. and describe why your new understanding is significant.

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