Mackie opens his article by saying that there is an error in terms of objective morality, he believes that moral judgements assume moral objectivity. Mackie goes on by saying that moral objectively requires two things, one being intrinsic reason giving-power and the capability to categorically motivate us to act. Mackie believes that moral judgements make attempts but fail to explain reality, and that all moral terms are simply false. Mackie continues to say that moral values can be best understood as subjective, and explains how there is a dissimilarity between cultures and their feelings on moral terms and this is caused by the other cultures ways of life. The idea Next, Mackie discusses “argument from queerness” to talk about the idea that
