According to the Irrelevant Influences Argument,
A) no one's moral beliefs are justified.
B) only the beliefs of moral authorities are justified.
C) we don't have any beliefs.
D) moral beliefs are irrelevant.

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The Irrelevant Influences Argument asserts that many of the factors that influence our moral beliefs are irrelevant (such as upbringing, cultural norms, personal experiences), and therefore, our moral beliefs are not justified. This does not mean that we cannot have moral beliefs, but rather that we cannot claim that these beliefs are based on rational justification. Therefore, according to this argument, no one's moral beliefs are justified.