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 To say that an action is intrinsically permissible (a feature mentioned in the doctrine of double effect) is to say that

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  1. the action, apart from its effects, is morally permissible.
  2. the action, only because of its effects, is morally permissible.
  3. no actual person would ever endorse that action.
  4. the action is valuable because of its relationship to things that are intrinsically valuable.

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