According to the text, even when our beliefs have irrelevant influences, moral knowledge remains possible so long as
A) we do not attentively reflect on our beliefs.
B) many of our beliefs have different origins.
C) God exists.
D) we learned from a designated moral authority.

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The text suggests that if our beliefs have irrelevant influences, moral knowledge can still be possible if we have a variety of beliefs that have different origins. This diversity of beliefs allows us to critically examine and question our beliefs, leading to a deeper understanding of moral principles. The other options (A, C, D) are not supported by the text as necessary for moral knowledge to be possible.

According to the Text, Even When Our Beliefs Have Irrelevant