S/P/104. Can we solve moral dilemmas?

In this essay I will be looking at whether it is possible to solve moral dilemmas. First of all the paper looks at three views which deny moral dilemmas are irresolvable, the first of these views reinstating the moral dilemma as a practical matter rather than moral one. The second solving the dilemma in terms of defeasible reasons, and final looking to an ethical theory to solve the dilemma. The essay then concludes by showing how such views are wrong in holding that moral dilemmas can be solved, the critic having its basis on both the incommensurability theory and the fact that one is unable to reject a conflicting ought in a moral dilemma.