The statement, “It’s true to me” is considered a moral relativism, “It’s true for me, if I believe it.” A view that ethical and moral standards, and positions on what is right or wrong are all based upon culture. In turn, this means that decisions and thoughts are based upon individual choice. Unfortunately, this thought process has become widely accepted as the primary philosophy regarding morality of thought in modern society. This acceptance is important in the fact that our culture previously followed a more “Judeo-Christian” morality view. Compared to our previous view that is more based in absolutes, moral relativism remains neutral and believes that anything goes since right and wrong concepts are determined be a single individual.
