moral objectivity vs. cultural subjectivity

Moral objectivity refers to the belief that moral principles are universally applicable and independent of individual opinions or cultural perspectives. It suggests that there are objective and fixed truths about what is morally right or wrong, regardless of cultural context or personal beliefs. Cultural subjectivity, on the other hand, recognizes that moral values and judgments may vary across different cultures and societies. It acknowledges that morality can be subjective and influenced by cultural norms, traditions, and beliefs.

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