Multiple Choice
What is the difference between the Conservative Argument regarding genetic engineering and a Slippery Slope Argument?
A) The Conservative Argument does not issue predictions about the likely results of the innovation in question, but a Slippery Slope Argument does.
B) The Conservative Argument relies on a notion of family values, but a Slippery Slope Argument does not.
C) The Conservative Argument issues predictions about the likely results of the innovation in question, but a Slippery Slope Argument does not.
D) The Conservative Argument does not rely on a notion of family values, but a Slippery Slope Argument does.
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