In a typical moral argument,at least one premise must be a moral premise and:
A) one premise must be true
B) at least one premise must be a sound premise
C) at least one premise must be derived from the moral premise
D) at least one premise must be a nonmoral premise

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In a typical moral argument, at least one premise must be a moral premise, but it is not required that any particular premise be true or sound. However, there must be at least one nonmoral premise that provides a connection between the moral premise and the conclusion of the argument. Therefore, the best choice is D - at least one premise must be a nonmoral premise.

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