To say that the good is "simple and indefinable," Moore does which of the following? A. Presents a position which is similar to Socrates that there are objective moral values, but they cannot be defined in natural terms. B. Presents a position that opens the door to emotivism, or the stance that the good is a result of our feelings about a particular subject. C. Presents a position that holds that even an immature or child's mind can apprehend the truth D. Presents a position that dismisses both utilitarianism and deontology E. A and B F. A, B, C, and D 10 points