Which argument references religious beliefs?

• A. Unnatural and goes against some religions
• B. Baby Selling
• C. Commodifies the Human Body and Treats Children as Property
• D. Exploits Women

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is recognizing when an argument relies on religious beliefs. Saying something is unnatural and goes against some religions signals that the justification is rooted in religious doctrine or moral intuition tied to faith. That explicit appeal to religious norms makes it the one that references religion.

The other statements describe ethical concerns without invoking religion: concerns about economic or social consequences (baby selling), about treating the body or children as property (commodification), or about gender justice (exploiting women). While those issues can be debated within religious or secular frameworks, they don’t explicitly reference religious beliefs themselves.