Mackie argues against ethical objectivism from the fact that
A) there is widespread moral disagreement.
B) if there are moral properties, they would be strange entities.
C) it is hard to see how moral facts would be motivating.
D) All of the above

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Mackie's argument against ethical objectivism includes all of these points: the existence of widespread moral disagreement, the ontological queerness of moral properties, and the motivational issue of how moral facts could compel action.

Mackie Argues Against Ethical Objectivism from the Fact That