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    The Doctrine That Some Moral Norms Are Valid for Everyone
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The Doctrine That Some Moral Norms Are Valid for Everyone

Question 15

Question 15

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The doctrine that some moral norms are valid for everyone (in other words,universal) is:


A) moral absolutism
B) moral chauvinism
C) moral objectivism
D) moral normativism

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