Which of the following best explains what it means to say that two actions are relevantly similar, as explained in Chapter 7?
A) That you should make the same moral judgment about the two actions.
B) That the two actions are exactly the same except for who is involved in the actions.
C) That they are similar enough in all of the ways that are relevant for the moral property being applied to both.
D) That the two actions are similar when compared to other actions of the same type.

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The correct answer is that two actions are considered relevantly similar if they are similar enough in all of the ways that are relevant for the moral property being applied to both. This means that the essential aspects that determine the moral judgment of the actions are alike.

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