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Chapter 6
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In the opening of this chapter on justice and equality, what surprising claim does Proudhon make about the difference between human and animal 'moral sense'?
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Animals have no moral sense whatsoever, while humans are uniquely moral
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Animals possess a superior, purer moral sense than corrupted humans
C
The difference is only a matter of degree, not of kind -- the social instinct and moral sense exist in animals too, and humans differ mainly in reflecting on and reasoning about that instinct
D
Moral sense is entirely learned through religious education and absent in both animals and unreligious people
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