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This is an interesting word, "arbitrary". Is a cup arbitrary? What does a non-arbitrary sentence look like? Can you tell me how to distinguish "arbitrary" from "non-arbitrary" moral axioms? What do you think are the implications of this word?
You identify what morality is, what "moral" *means, and the non -arbitrary axioms are the ones that are entailed by that. See Kant.