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    It is not the case that Substantive moral realism fails to respond to the skeptical challenge that there are no reasons to be moral.

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    • 1.Substantive moral realism simply assumes the existence of objective standards for morality without offering a rational basis for them.
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    • 2.The skeptic denies that such objective moral standards exist.
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    • 3.An account that merely assumes what the skeptic denies cannot count as a response to skepticism.
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