What are the three types of justification of claims about a universal common morality, as described by Beauchamp and Childress?
A) Empirical, moral, and legal
B) Empirical, normative theoretical, and conceptual
C) Moral, theoretical, and legal
D) Communal, moral, and normative theoretical

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Beauchamp and Childress describe three types of justification for claims about a universal common morality: empirical (based on observation or experience), normative theoretical (involving the evaluation of principles or theories), and conceptual (related to the analysis of concepts).

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