Pojman's Ten Principles
Pojman proposes ten objective moral principles, principles universally 
rationally binding on people.
- It is morally wrong to torture people for the fun of it.
 - Do not kill innocent people.
 - Do not cause pain or suffering except when a higher duty 
prescribes it.
 - Do not commit rape.
 - Keep your promises and contracts.
 - Do not deprive another person of his or her freedom.
 - Do justice, treating equals equally and unequals unequally.
 - Tell the truth.
 - Help other people.
 - Obey just laws.
 
These are (according to Pojman) prima 
facie principles, which constitute a "core morality." (IP3 
497b)
Richard Lee,
rlee@uark.edu,
 last modified: 19 September 2004