His strongest characteristic was his anti-naturalistic tendencies, which he exemplified by coining the term "Naturalistic Fallacy".
His strongest characteristic was his anti-naturalistic tendencies, which he exemplified by coining the term "Naturalistic Fallacy". He invented the Open Question Argument as a means to show that a given definition is not correct, using it specifically to claim that no meaningful definition of "good" could be given. His most famous proof is that which, from the premises of two hands, deduces that both Idealism and Skepticism are wrong. For 10 points, name this philosopher who gave "A Proof of the External World" and also wrote Principia Ethica.
His strongest characteristic was his anti-naturalistic tendencies, which he exemplified by coining the term "Naturalistic Fallacy".
George Edward {Moore}