You raise an interesting point about virtue ethics—I don’t think that is required for moral coherence, I think it is just a shortcut. A consequentialist must be prepared to evaluate ~all outcomes to approach moral coherence, but a virtue ethicist really only needs to evaluate their own actions, which is much easier.
You raise an interesting point about virtue ethics—I don’t think that is required for moral coherence, I think it is just a shortcut. A consequentialist must be prepared to evaluate ~all outcomes to approach moral coherence, but a virtue ethicist really only needs to evaluate their own actions, which is much easier.