Question 1 (1 point) The Moral Absolutist can attempt to reject the claim that cultures have disagreed about fundamental moral claims by using the case of cow-eating being wrong in some cultures but not wrong in others. The Moral Absolutist can use this case to show that: Question 1 options: Apparent moral disagreements might actually be non-moral disagreements. Morality is ultimately about minimizing pain. Cows are ultimately different than humans with regard to self-awareness. It is possible that cows have human ancestors in them Cultures are usually defined by language rather than political boundaries