If a moral theory starts telling us what we must wear or gives us other morally irrelevant prescriptions, then it has a problem with
A) moral confirmation.
B) explanatory power.
C) practicability.
D) completeness.

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A moral theory that prescribes actions or behaviors that seem morally irrelevant, such as what to wear, may lack moral confirmation because it does not align with our intuitive sense of what is morally significant or relevant.

If a Moral Theory Starts Telling Us What We Must