Mackie maintains that the mere occurrence of disagreement shows that
A) there are no objective values.
B) there are no objective truths.
C) moral judgments are purely conventional.
D) None of the above

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Mackie argues that disagreement alone does not prove the absence of objective values or truths; rather, he uses it as part of a broader argument against objective moral values.

Mackie Maintains That the Mere Occurrence of Disagreement Shows That