Question

Accepting subjective relativism (everyone's "opinion" is equally right) entails that individuals are morally infallible since there is no external moral standard.

True

False

Answer 1

Subjective relativism refers that an action is morally right if one approves it, which tells that a person's approval makes the action correct or right.

The above one is completely opposite of cultural objectivism, wherein in order an action to be considered as right, it must follow certain moral principles.

Thus, subjective relativism has some troubling implications, as it is approved by a person alone, not by set moral principles.

Since individuals can never have a genuine moral disagreement, subjective relativism implies that each person is morally infallible.

So, the given statement is 'True'.