According to Jeske's analysis, moral disagreement across cultures is
A) the result of differences in non-moral beliefs.
B) merely apparent.
C) a justification for moral skepticism.
D) impossible to resolve.

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Jeske's analysis suggests that moral disagreement across cultures often stems from differences in non-moral beliefs, such as empirical or factual beliefs about the world, rather than fundamental differences in moral principles.

According to Jeske's Analysis, Moral Disagreement Across Cultures Is