Assume that Steinbock is correct that there is a role for feeling and sentiment in moral thinking. Which of the following could you infer from that claim?
A) Steinbock has run out of arguments and, so, is resorting to fine phrases.
B) Steinbock thinks there is no role for logic and rational thought in moral discourse.
C) We should do whatever our feelings and emotions suggest.
D) The traditional picture of moral reasoning as purely rational is incorrect.

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If feelings and sentiments play a role in moral thinking, then the traditional view of moral reasoning as purely rational is challenged.

Assume That Steinbock Is Correct That There Is a Role