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 Conversational: Counter-examples. Ask, do you think there's //anything// that is always wrong? Conversational: Counter-examples. Ask, do you think there's //anything// that is always wrong?
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 +<note>
 +Student: There's no such thing as right and wrong.
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 +Caleb VDW: Is that right...?
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 +Student: **visibly confused**
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 +</note>
  
 ==== “We have to be tolerant, and that means respecting other opinions in morality” ==== ==== “We have to be tolerant, and that means respecting other opinions in morality” ====
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 Student: **visibly confused** Student: **visibly confused**
 </note> </note>
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 ==== “Don’t like abortion? Don’t have one.” ==== ==== “Don’t like abortion? Don’t have one.” ====
 False.  False.