I. After a brief introduction, the discussion starts with a consideration of the diversity of men's ideas about Good, a diversity which suggests _primâ facie_ a scepticism as to the truth of any of these ideas. The sceptical position is stated; and, in answer, an attempt is made to show that the position is one which is not really accepted by thinking men. For such men, it is maintained, regulate their lives by their ideas about Good, and thus by implication admit their belief in these ideas.…
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