Non-ideal prescriptions for the morally uncertain

Morally speaking, what should one do when is morally uncertain? Call this the Moral Uncertainty Question. In paper, I argue that a non-ideal moral theory provides best answer to begin by arguing for strong ought-implies-can principle—morally ought implies agentially can—and use principle clarify structure of compelling theory. then describe ways in which one’s uncertainty affects prescriptions: constrains set prescriptions subject to, and at same time generates new reasons action. end surveying problems plague alternative answers Question, show my preferred avoids most those problems.