According to the Argument from Irrationality, Why Are Absolute Moral

question 14

Multiple Choice

According to the argument from irrationality, why are absolute moral rules irrational?

• A) Because perfect obedience to any absolute moral rule can sometimes frustrate its underlying purpose
• B) Because following absolute moral rules doesn't require us to appreciate why we're following them
• C) Because all of the arguments for moral absolutism beg the question
• D) All of the above

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