Assume that Warren is correct that personhood, rather than genetic humanity, is the basis for membership in the moral community. Which of the following could you infer from that claim?
A) It is impossible for a nonhuman to have the same moral rights that we human persons do.
B) There really are nonhuman persons.
C) The theological criterion of humanity is an incorrect account of genetic humanity.
D) It is possible for a nonhuman creature to have the same moral rights that we human persons do.

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If personhood, rather than genetic humanity, is the basis for moral community membership, then nonhuman creatures could potentially have the same moral rights as human persons if they meet the criteria for personhood.

Assume That Warren Is Correct That Personhood, Rather Than Genetic