Multiple Choice
Jeske argues that moral judgments ought to be sensitive to the culture of the agent being evaluated because
A) cultural relativism with agent-relativity is true.
B) we must avoid smug, judgmental arrogance.
C) cultural relativism with speaker-relativity is true.
D) culture is relevant to what it is rational for that agent to believe.
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