Which of the following is a definition of the theory of moral naturalism?
A) It claims that everything is caused by our environment, or nature, and humans have no free will.
B) It claims that any moral behavior that derives from human nature should be legal.
C) It is the view that all elements of nature have some form of life in them.
D) It is the view that individuals come equipped with a moral intuition, hardwired from birth.

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Moral naturalism is the philosophical theory that moral truths or values are derived from facts about the natural world, and that individuals have innate moral intuitions or predispositions. This contrasts with theories that see morality as entirely constructed or relative.

Which of the Following Is a Definition of the Theory