Mackie's error theory maintains
A) there are no mistakes in moral codes at the level of culture.
B) individuals cannot be mistaken in their moral commitments.
C) moral statements have truth value and all are false.
D) conscience is prone to error and requires moral education.

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Mackie's error theory, also known as moral skepticism, argues that moral statements attempt to assert truths but that all such statements are false because there are no objective moral values.

Mackie's Error Theory Maintains