Mackie Argues Against Ethical Objectivism from the Fact That

question 16

Multiple Choice

Mackie argues against ethical objectivism from the fact that

• A) there is widespread moral disagreement.
• B) if there are moral properties, they would be strange entities.
• C) it is hard to see how moral facts would be motivating.
• D) All of the above

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