
Passage: Right and wrong and whether to break the rules are two different things. There may be provisions prohibiting things that are not wrong in themselves, for example, the laws of some countries prohibit criticizing the government, or there may be provisions requiring the implementation of things that are inherently wrong, for example, some laws require apartheid in public places. And, like the evaluation of behavior, we can also evaluate some of the provisions of the right and wrong.
Question: Which of the followings does not weaken, but supports the argument in question?
A. A.If we do not follow some prior rules or standards, how can we judge right and wrong?
B. B."people are doing it, and heaven is watching." Failure to act in accordance with moral rules will lead to God's punishment.
C. C.Behind the judgment of right and wrong, we can always find the rules or standards by which people judge.
D. D.The judgment of right and wrong is based on the moral conscience of oneself and others, which is common and universal, while the moral rules on how to behave vary from time to time and place to place.
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