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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91206-6ution. One is a consequentialist argument and, as such, an argument wherein a claim regarding the moral permissibility of prostitution is derived from at least one consequentialist moral claim and no nonconsequentialist moral claims whatsoever. The other is a nonconsequentialist argument and, as suc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91206-6n a claim regarding the immorality of prostitution is derived from at least one nonreligious claim and no religious claims whatsoever. And as consequentialist, they are arguments wherein a claim regarding the immorality of prostitution is derived from at least one consequentialist moral claim and no

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91206-6 a claim regarding the immorality of prostitution is derived from at least one religious claim. And as nonconsequentialist, they are arguments wherein a claim regarding the immorality of prostitution is derived from at least one nonconsequentialist moral claim and no consequentialist moral claims wh

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Preliminaries,ifically, I provide reasons for writing about prostitution’s moral status, define the key terms of “prostitution” and “immoral,” describe four types of argument that may be invoked for the moral permissibility or immorality of an act, and discuss the methodology behind my evaluation of particular instances of said types of argument.

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Religious Arguments Against Prostitution, a claim regarding the immorality of prostitution is derived from at least one religious claim. And as nonconsequentialist, they are arguments wherein a claim regarding the immorality of prostitution is derived from at least one nonconsequentialist moral claim and no consequentialist moral claims whatsoever.

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