In arguing factual propositions, arguments concerning inherency
A)need not be made.
B)can only be presented concerning propositions of past fact.
C)address why the primary inference about the proposition is the case.
D)are replaced by the use of preemptive arguments.

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Inherency arguments are made to address why the primary inference about the factual proposition is the case. They are important in establishing the validity and soundness of the argument. Therefore, they cannot be replaced by preemptive arguments. They can also be made for propositions of present and future fact, not just past facts. Therefore, the best choice is C.

In Arguing Factual Propositions, Arguments Concerning Inherency