Explain the Irrelevant Influences Argument. Which influences over our moral beliefs are "irrelevant"? In light of these influences, are any of our moral beliefs justified? Why or why not?

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According to the Argument from Authority,

A) some moral authorities have moral knowledge. B) morality has an author who is the moral authority. C) no one has moral knowledge. D) all rational beings have moral authority.

Exam 21: Eleven Arguments Against Moral Objectivity

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