An axiological claim is:
A) A kind of mathematical claim that is sometimes relevant in ethics.
B) A nonnormative claim, which is never relevant in ethics.
C) A claim about whether something or someone is good or bad.
D) A claim specifically about whether a work of art is good or bad.

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Axiological claims are concerned with the nature of value, specifically evaluating whether something or someone is good or bad, thus directly relating to ethics and value theory.

An Axiological Claim Is