How Does the Demand for Consistency in Your Moral Beliefs

question 2

Multiple Choice

How does the demand for consistency in your moral beliefs affect moral subjectivism, according to Chapter 9?

• A) It entails that you cannot be kind and tell the truth in every single circumstance.
• B) Since it would be impossible for your moral beliefs to be inconsistent if moral subjectivism were true, accepting the demand for consistency means saying that moral subjectivism is false.
• C) Because it requires you to coordinate your moral beliefs with other members of your culture, the demand for consistency entails that cultural relativism is true, rather than moral subjectivism.
• D) It entails that even if moral subjectivism is true, you can still be incorrect about what is right or wrong for you.

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