 What the sentimentalist’s claim comes to is far less clear than Prinz allows. Sometimes he says that moral judgments “consist of” emotional attitudes, sometimes that they are “components” of moral judgments. It isn’t clear, however, that the evidence provides adequate support for sentimentalism, as opposed to the view that emotions (contingently) accompany moral judgment. That emotions would accompany moral judgment is unsurprising, given the importance of morality to human welfare. 