Clifford Says It Is Always Morally Wrong, No Matter What

question 14

Multiple Choice

Clifford says it is always morally wrong, no matter what the circumstances, for anyone to believe something based on insufficient evidence, however, he

• A) is wrong to maintain that what we believe has any moral importance.
• B) cannot support this statement with sufficient evidence.
• C) has unrealistically high standards for "sufficient evidence," making this statement impossible to practice.
• D) has had several of his own theories disproven.

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