Many Religions Impose Specific Moral Requirements or Grant Explicit Moral

Many religions impose specific moral requirements or grant explicit moral permission to do certain things. How do these requirements and permissions affect moral reasoning?

A) It does not affect moral reasoning because including such premises would be a form of cultural relativism.
B) They undermine the possibility of using moral reasoning to interact with people who don't share one's religious views.
C) Followers of a particular religion can use those requirements and permissions as premises in moral reasoning.
D) Since all moral reasoning must be secular to appeal to everyone, these requirements and permissions do not affect moral reasoning.