Why Doesn't Moral Subjectivism Require Tolerance of Others' Moral Beliefs

question 17

Multiple Choice

Why doesn't moral subjectivism require tolerance of others' moral beliefs?

• A) Because it entails that any moral claim, including the claim that people should be tolerant, is false.
• B) Because it entails that people should not tolerate those who insist that everyone should accept a single set of objective moral truths.
• C) Because it entails that people should act intolerantly toward people or cultures that try to force their beliefs on others.
• D) Because it entails that someone with intolerant moral beliefs ought to act intolerantly.

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