Moral philosopher have often feared what we must do is in some manner or another inconsistent with what we can do. Some have worried that morality may be literally contradictory: It may command us both to do certain acts and to refrain from doing those act. Thus some have thought, for example, that we may be both categorically obligated not to kill and categorically obligated to kill in self defense. If threatened with deadly force, we thus do wrong whatever we do. Others have thought that, while morality may not be contradictory, it may be conflicted: it may impose on individuals obligations that cannot be simultaneously satisfied. Sartre, for example, thought it possible that a man might be obligated both to join the free French to defend against Naziism and to stay at home to administer to his failing mother. [download]
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