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    The victim's exclusive standing to forgive presupposes a ... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→One may legitimately resent (and hence consider forgiving) only wrongs done to oneself.

    The victim's exclusive standing to forgive presupposes a sharp moral boundary between self and other that communitarian and care ethics traditions have shown to be philosophically contestable.

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    Key Terms

    Communitarian ethics(as used in ethics)
    A philosophical approach that emphasizes how people are shaped by and connected to their communities, rather than viewing individuals as completely separate and independent.
    Moral boundary between self and other(as used in ethics)
    The clear line philosophers draw between 'me' (the individual) and 'you' (everyone else), which affects who has responsibilities and rights in relationships.
    Philosophically contestable(as used in philosophical argument)
    Open to debate or disagreement among philosophers; not settled as definitely true.
    Presupposes(as describing what Plantinga's argument takes for granted)
    Assumes something to be true without proving it—like how an argument might presuppose that logic works, without first arguing that logic is valid.

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    Standing (or moral standing)(in ethics and rights)
    Your status as someone who deserves respect, consideration, and fair treatment from others.
    care ethics(as the ethical framework being evaluated)
    A moral approach that emphasizes relationships, empathy, and meeting people's actual needs rather than following abstract rules—it asks 'what does this specific person need?' instead of 'what does duty require?'

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