According to Midgley, refusing to make moral judgments about other cultures leads to
A) moral skepticism, in which one refuses to make moral judgments about one's own culture.
B) moral imperialism, in which one attempts to impose one's own moral judgments on other cultures.
C) moral nihilism, in which one concludes that nothing is actually right or wrong after all.
D) moral assimilation, in which one can no longer distinguish the judgments of other cultures from those of one's own culture.

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Midgley argues that refusing to make moral judgments about other cultures can lead to moral skepticism, where individuals also refrain from making moral judgments about their own culture, as it undermines the basis for making any moral judgments at all.

According to Midgley, Refusing to Make Moral Judgments About Other