  Whether or not they need to, moral skeptics do offer a variety of arguments for their position. Here I will focus on arguments for dogmatic skepticism about justified moral belief, but essentially the same arguments could be formulated to support dogmatic skepticism about moral knowledge. I will return later to Pyrrhonian moral skepticism in section 4. Also, although here I will sometimes formulate these arguments in terms of moral truth for simplicity, they could be restated in ways more congenial to skeptics about moral truth-aptness.