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    Supports→High moral theory is useful and attractive in bioethics because it provides structured guidance when routine moral coping skills fail.

    High moral theories such as consequentialism and deontology offer structured and systematic moral guidance.

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    What might explain such recourse to high moral theory? What are the attractions of high moral theory for the bioethicist? Let us consider three important possibilities. First, in bioethics as in everyday life, our routine moral coping skills work often enough. When they do not, though, we need recourse to more structured and systematic moral guidance. On these occasions, high moral theory, such as consequentialism and deontology, looks helpful and attractive. Besides offering guidance, such theo

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