Jeske argues that in cases of extreme moral disagreement
A) there is usually common ground.
B) the disagreement is usually more apparent than real.
C) resolving the disagreement is always impossible.
D) there is no fact of the matter about who is right and who is wrong.

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There is usually common ground in cases of extreme moral disagreement because people often share similar values and goals, even if they disagree about the best way to achieve them.

Jeske Argues That in Cases of Extreme Moral Disagreement