For Parsons, "a morally sufficient reason obtains in a situation where permitting an evil is necessary to prevent a greater evil, or else necessary to achieve a good great enough to make evil worthwhile."

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According to Parsons, a morally sufficient reason exists when allowing evil is necessary to prevent a greater evil or if it is necessary to attain a good that is significant enough to justify the evil.

For Parsons, "A Morally Sufficient Reason Obtains in a Situation