As a Form of Moral Relativism, Subjectivism

question 14

Multiple Choice

As a form of moral relativism, subjectivism

• A) holds that moral truth can be explored by science.
• B) recognizes at least a few universal moral truths.
• C) is consistent with the phenomenon of moral disagreement.
• D) holds that moral truth varies from person to person.

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