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    If wrongness partly explains what's rejectably wrong, the... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→If wrongness is partly explained by what principles individuals could not reasonably reject, then feeding wrongness back into contractualist deliberation is not circular but reflects the reflexive structure of moral justification Rawls recognized in reflective equilibrium.

    If wrongness partly explains what's rejectably wrong, the contractualist criterion becomes uninformative about which rejections are actually justified.

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