In contrast with the metaphor of stewardship, the metaphor of warfare is viewed by critics as a "rather muddled metaphor," because warfare is inherently complex and morally complicated. A. True B. False

B). False.

Explanation:

As per the question, the given statement would be considered false as the metaphor used for 'stewardship' is inappropriately taken by critics as contrary to the metaphor of 'warfare' because 'warfare' is morally complex. 'Warfare' is associated with the 'engaging in the activities that perpetuate conflict or war' while 'stewardship' implies 'the act of organizing, supervising, or caring' and this is the key reason that both the terms are taken contrarily instead of the 'inherent complexity or ethical complications' of warfare. Therefore, option B is the correct answer.