 Normative conceptualism is an attractive position for normative naturalists because it enables them to hold that the properties referred to by the normative concepts are natural ones, but without having to provide a naturalistic constitutive explanation of the normativity property instantiated by these properties. It avoids this challenging problem because it denies that the property of being normative is instantiated by any properties and, indeed, by any states of affairs. It holds that only normative concepts and propositions are normative.