Moral particularism maintains that
A) a moral principle must be applied to a particular situation to infer a moral judgement.
B) one can arrive at a moral judgement without appealing to any moral principle.
C) moral principles are essential to moral thinking.
D) any one claim or principle can be derived from a particular foundational moral principle.

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Moral particularism argues that moral judgments can be made without relying on general moral principles, focusing instead on the specifics of each situation.

Moral Particularism Maintains That