Cahn concludes that
A) a believer is more likely to be moral than an atheist.
B) an atheist is more likely to be moral than a believer.
C) neither an atheist nor a believer is very likely to be a moral person.
D) an atheist can be moral or immoral and so can a believer.

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Cahn does not make a definitive statement on which group, atheists or believers, is more likely to be moral. Instead, he acknowledges that individuals in both groups can be moral or immoral. He emphasizes the importance of individual choices and actions, rather than group membership, in determining morality.

Cahn Concludes That