According to Chapter 9, how would the truth of moral subjectivism affect moral reasoning?
A) It would have relatively little effect because we could still use moral reasoning to figure out what we should and to convince others about what they could do.
B) It would completely undermine moral reasoning because it would mean that reasoning about morality is equivalent to reasoning about which people are witches.
C) It would mean that moral disagreements could only be resolved by force, rather than by moral reasoning.
D) It would create significant obstacles to moral reasoning because any moral argument presented by one person could not genuinely be understood by anyone else.

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Moral subjectivism suggests that moral judgments are based on individual feelings and perspectives. While it may complicate moral reasoning, it doesn't eliminate the possibility of using reasoning to discuss and persuade others about moral issues.

According to Chapter 9, How Would the Truth of Moral