 This isn’t to say that Little thinks this is the only way we come to hold justified moral beliefs—perhaps we could achieve moral knowledge or justification by engaging in a cognitive process like that described by Dancy (a process by which one intuits, in a context, what the reasons in the context are and how one ought to weight them against each other). But Little does think that particularism will be too demanding if it requires that one form all moral beliefs in the way Abstinence prescribes.