According to Hanley, "We certainly have no evidence that God generally disapproves of alternatives (e.g., bicycles) to his more direct gifts (e.g., legs). So such claims cannot reasonably be used to argue for..."
A) the existence of God.
B) following of our intuitions.
C) why we should be moral creatures.
D) the wrongness of cloning.

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The article discusses the relationship between using alternatives to God's "direct gifts" and the moral implications of cloning. Hanley argues that claims about God's disapproval of using alternatives cannot be reasonably used to argue for the wrongness of cloning. Therefore, the correct answer is D.

According to Hanley, "We Certainly Have No Evidence That God