 Perhaps, however, there is more than one such property. Perhaps there is a family of “normativity properties”. For it is not clear that normative properties, facts, truths, and claims would all be normative in virtue of having exactly the same property. Perhaps normative claims are normative in virtue of having the normative truth conditions they have, whereas these truth conditions are normative in virtue of the normativity of the properties that partly constitute them. Perhaps, then, what normative concepts, claims, truths, facts, and properties have in common, assuming there are such things, is not that they all instantiate the property of being normative, but rather that they instantiate one of the properties from the “normativity family”.