According to the text, moral agents should strive to achieve a "reflective equilibrium" between facts and theory.

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Reflective equilibrium is a methodological concept in ethics where one aims to achieve coherence between our moral intuitions (or pre-reflective judgments) and moral principles or theories. The idea is to adjust both our intuitions and principles until they are in harmony, thus ensuring that our moral judgments are both theoretically sound and intuitively acceptable.

According to the Text, Moral Agents Should Strive to Achieve