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Quick true/false on ethical relativism.

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Quick true/false on ethical relativism.

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Relativism easily explains rapid moral change within a culture.

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Ethical relativism means morality is the same for everyone.

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Moral objectivism is the opposite of relativism.

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Under strict relativism, murder is morally acceptable in all cultures.

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A criticism of relativism is that it never faces challenges in condemning harmful practices.

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Tolerance of other cultures is often linked to relativism.

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Individual relativism is also called subjectivism.

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Relativism always means “anything goes.”

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The diversity of moral beliefs across cultures is used as an argument for relativism.

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Cultural relativism says morality depends on society’s standards.

 
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