Moral objectivism says that where we have a moral judgment and its negation
A) both must be true.
B) both must be false.
C) one must be true and the other false.
D) None of the above

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Moral objectivism holds that moral judgments are objective statements, which means that for any given moral judgment and its negation (opposite statement), one must be true and the other false, reflecting the belief in absolute truths in moral issues.

Moral Objectivism Says That Where We Have a Moral Judgment