How Is Moral Skepticism Defined in Chapter 9

question 57

Multiple Choice

How is moral skepticism defined in Chapter 9?

• A) Moral skepticism is the view that each person's moral beliefs are correct for him or her.
• B) Moral skepticism is the view that there is no objective moral truth.
• C) Moral skepticism is the view that no one really behaves morally, even if they pretend to do so.
• D) Moral skepticism is the view that cross-cultural moral disagreement is impossible to resolve.

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