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God, Free Will, and Morality 87 Particular attention was paid to"He [Francis Bacon] writes of science like a Lord Chan cellor" William Harvey "Don't say: 'There must be something common . . . ' but look and see" Ludwig Wittgenstein In the history of western moral philosophy since Plato, there has been a pervasive tendency for the moral theorist to wri~e, in effect, like a scientist, Le. to seek completely general prin ciples of right conduct. Of late, moreover, there has been an attempt to set forth a theory