For what error is "error theory" named?
A) It is an error to believe that we can understand moral facts.
B) It is an error to believe that there are objective moral values.
C) It is an error to hold that some actions are better than others.
D) It is an error to separate morality from power relations.

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Error theory is named after the belief that there are no objective moral values or facts, and that any moral claims or beliefs are ultimately mistaken. It is the belief that the whole framework of morality is built on an error - that objective moral values simply do not exist.

For What Error Is "Error Theory" Named