The argument from categorical reasons claims that
A) there are no reasons that apply to us regardless of what we care about.
B) ethical objectivism does not imply that there are categorical reasons.
C) categorical reasons apply to us only if we care about them.
D) All of the above

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The argument from categorical reasons actually posits the opposite of what choices B and C suggest. It argues that there are reasons that apply to us regardless of our personal desires or cares, which directly contradicts the statements made in B and C.

The Argument from Categorical Reasons Claims That