Multiple moral reasons may apply to specific cases, but it is important to distinguish between each applicable moral reason in an argument. Moral reasoning requires that four criteria must be met including; universality, thoughtfulness, concern for others, and expression of moral value. Though a particular situation may have many moral reasons, one moral reason being explained at a time will reflect a clear understanding and justification for the reasoning. Providing a list of moral reasoning related to the case in 'steps' may help to streamline the argument and make points valid. When considering moral reason in an argument one must ask themselves, " Does this reason apply to everyone?", " Is this argument based on fact, gut feeling, or outside
