“Murder is unconditionally wrong” puts the human choices under constraints into the definition of murder (or lack thereof—often they mean “killing that I object to”). There’s not much value in the abstraction, as all the details come back when you dig in.
“Murder is unconditionally wrong” puts the human choices under constraints into the definition of murder (or lack thereof—often they mean “killing that I object to”). There’s not much value in the abstraction, as all the details come back when you dig in.