Which of the following best captures the main problem with the MORAL DISAGREEMENT argument for moral skepticism?
A) The argument wrongly assumes that people's moral disagreement is genuinely unresolvable.
B) The argument incorrectly assumes that disagreements about morality are like disagreements about nonmoral facts, such as facts about the shape of the Earth.
C) The argument illegitimately infers something about the way the world is from a fact about how people think the world is.
D) The argument overlooks the possibility that morality could be relative to culture, rather than objective.

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The main problem with the MORAL DISAGREEMENT argument for moral skepticism is that it illegitimately infers something about the way the world is (that there are no objective moral truths) from a fact about how people think the world is (that people disagree about moral issues).

Which of the Following Best Captures the Main Problem with the MORAL