 There is an immediate problem. Since current folk morality is made up of all the moral statements that many people find obvious, given the level of moral disagreement, folk morality is unlikely to be consistent. If it contains inconsistent statements folk morality will not be able to determine the reference of moral terms, since an inconsistent description does not apply to anything. Moreover, parts of it that seem obvious to many people are likely to be grounded in superstitions, depend upon empirical views that are mistaken, and in various other ways not be able to stand up to critical reflection. So current folk morality must be cleaned up. One way to think about cleaning up folk morality is as trying to bring it into reflective equilibrium. But however it is done, the point is to mold current folk morality into a coherent, reflectively defensible system of moral beliefs: a mature folk morality. Analytic naturalism claims that the meaning of moral terms is given by the role they occupy in the statements that constitute mature folk morality.