Emotional arguments are rational arguments, but of a different kind. As I explain in my cousin posting to this (see reply to pingswept), emotions have rational reasons for existing. So we need not base our moral reasoning in emotions, but rather on the rational concepts behind those emotions, with no loss of generality.
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Emotional arguments are rational arguments, but of a different kind. As I explain in my cousin posting to this (see reply to pingswept), emotions have rational reasons for existing. So we need not base our moral reasoning in emotions, but rather on the rational concepts behind those emotions, with no loss of generality.