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What is subjective relativism?
The belief that there are no universal moral standards and each person decides what is right or wrong for themselves.
What is one of the potential consequences of subjective relativism?
It blurs the line between doing what one thinks is right and doing what one feels like doing.
Which of the following statements about ethical relativism is true, according to the text?
It promotes the idea that moral debates are pointless since everyone's views are equally valid.
What is the relationship between subjective relativism and tolerance?
Tolerance is an example of a universal moral norm, which contradicts subjective relativism.
Based on the information in the text, which statement about ethical relativism is correct?
It makes no distinction between the moral actions of different individuals.
What is the conclusion drawn about ethical relativism in the text?
It is a flawed and unworkable ethical theory, according to the text.
What is one of the main issues with ethical relativism?
It does not provide a way to resolve conflicts between cultures.
Which of the following is NOT presented as a criticism of ethical relativism in the text?
It relies solely on cultural norms, ignoring reason and logic.
What is a potential issue with judging a society's moral guidelines?
It fails to consider the specific cultural context.
Which statement about ethical relativism is NOT true?
It provides a framework for resolving moral conflicts between societies.
Based on the information in the text, what can be inferred about the author's view of ethical relativism?
The author views ethical relativism as an incomplete and flawed ethical theory.
Explore the key concepts of ethical relativism including the absence of universal standards of right and wrong, subjective relativism where individuals determine morality, and the implications of moral disagreements. Delve into the blurring of lines between right and wrong in different moral perspectives.
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