Which of the following best captures the idea of moral subjectivism, as defined in Chapter 9?
A) The view that there are no objective moral truths.
B) The view that everyone ought to be tolerant of others' moral beliefs.
C) The view that each person's moral beliefs are correct for that person.
D) The view that moral claims are like claims about witches.

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Moral subjectivism posits that moral judgments and beliefs are reflections of individual preferences or attitudes, suggesting that what is morally right or wrong depends on each person's individual perspective. Thus, if a person believes something to be morally correct, then it is correct for that person, aligning with option C.

Which of the Following Best Captures the Idea of Moral