Could it ever be wrong to have a moral debate? That is, could it ever be so clear that something is morally okay (or morally wrong) that we shouldn't even discuss it anymore? If so, can you give some examples? What do they have in common? Why are topics like these off the table? And if you think it's always fine to have a moral debate, why do you think that? What's John Corvino's view here, and what do you think about it?

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The Answer is -Include a thesis that's focused and appropriate given the assignment.
-Clearly and succinctly state the main argument for the thesis.
-Correctly identify and defend the argument's controversial premises using sound reasoning, well-chosen examples, insightful analogies, etc.
-Explain Corvino's position on whether "obvious" moral truths should be up for debate and respond to his position.

Could It Ever Be Wrong to Have a Moral Debate