Mavrodes argues that the idea of moral obligation in a Rusellian world is __________.
A) Strange
B) Logically impossible
C) Logically contradictory
D) Demonstrably false

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Mavrodes argues that the idea of moral obligation in a Russellian world (a world without God, as proposed by Bertrand Russell) is strange because it seems odd or out of place to talk about moral obligations in a universe that is indifferent to human affairs.

Mavrodes Argues That the Idea of Moral Obligation in a Rusellian