According to the text, on what grounds might one reject the sorites reasoning behind the Infanticide Argument?
A) Even if we cannot point to a precise moment of difference, sorites reasoning does not establish that there is no difference.
B) A difference of a few hours can make a difference to whether a fetus has a particular moral status.
C) A difference in spatial location can make a difference to whether a fetus has a particular moral status.
D) A difference in one grain of sand cannot make a difference to whether you have a heap of sand.

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The text mentions that even if sorites reasoning cannot establish a precise moment of difference, it does not necessarily mean that there is no difference. Therefore, one could reject the Infanticide Argument based on this criticism. The other options (B, C, and D) relate to specific examples that support sorites reasoning rather than criticize it.

According to the Text, on What Grounds Might One Reject