Although universal adoption of moral relativism can be seen as counterintuitive and destructive, there are some objections to the arguments aforementioned. The main objection to be mentioned is the lack of a plain “black and white” set of moral truths. The moral truths that are mentioned in moral absolutism are not explicitly laid out somewhere, so this leaves skeptics to ask, “Are we supposed to just believe that there are certain moral truths just out there somewhere?” In a way, yes, because there are plenty of undeniable facts or truths that are discovered and believed even though they cannot be seen. For example, gravity can be measured, but it cannot be seen itself, just the effects it has on other things. This being said, moral truths
