11th How can moral relativism make difficult , if not impossible , moral change and /or...
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How can moral relativism make difficult , if not impossible , moral
change and /or progress ?
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Moral relativism suggests that moral opinions and rules are relative to a particular group that follows them or a historical period during which it was relevant. This would mean that no single moral standpoint is greater than the other and all are equally important from the particular point of view. This would mean that all the groups would stick to their own standpoints although they may not view others as negative. This would make it difficult for people ton adopt any changes because each one is right from their own standpoint thus blocking the need for change or creating a universal moral code.
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