Suppose a moral theory is inconsistent with two of your most trustworthy and important moral judgments (and other considerations do not counterbalance this fact). You should then regard the theory as
A) definitely false.
B) imperfect but true.
C) true until proven otherwise.
D) dubious and possibly false.

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An inconsistency between a moral theory and one's most trustworthy and important moral judgments, without counterbalancing considerations, suggests the theory may not accurately reflect moral reality, making it dubious and possibly false.

Suppose a Moral Theory Is Inconsistent with Two of Your