Question Details

Write a one-page argument with the following structureand format:

In the answer, you should:

(a) Present a poor moral argument, one that contains at leastone of the following logical errors:

- Type 1 Logical Errors

- Type 2 Logical Errors

- Type 3 Logical Errors

(b) And explain why your argument is a poor moral argument.

Listed below are the criteria that the arguemnt mustmeet:

- It must be a moral argument and not just a moral judgement (itmust have premises, which are intended to support a conclusion on amoral issue).

- It must not be a good or cogent argument (that is, one thatemploys faulty logic and that is clear, logical and convincing)

- Use your own examples.

The argument should strictly take the followingformat:

- Using the structure of the argument indicated at theend of the question, break the argument down into itslogical parts.

- Explain why the argument fails to be cogent (explain the errorthat is committed).

- Finally, explain if and how the moral judgement (theconclusion) can be changed or modified to make a cogent argument.Explain how the argument can work if you changed the premises orthe wording of the conclusion? Show how this can be done. If itcannot be done, comment on why the argument cannot be madecogent.

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A moral argument consists of the following three (03)logical parts:

1. The statement(s) about a situation

2. The moral standard

3. The moral judgement about the situation (which is theconclusion)

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This is a Logic and Critical ThinkingAssignment which is part of Philosophy.