Assume McMahan is correct in rejecting moral absolutism. Which of the following claims could then be inferred?
A) No type of action is inherently forbidden in principle.
B) All actions are equally permissible in practice.
C) Torture is permissible in practice as well as in principle.
D) Actions are morally justified based on cost-benefit analysis.

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If moral absolutism is rejected, it implies that no action is inherently forbidden in principle, as moral absolutism holds that certain actions are always wrong regardless of context.

Assume McMahan Is Correct in Rejecting Moral Absolutism