Moral relativism

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    : Moral relativism has taken over the entertainment industry, and is brainwashing children against the Judeo-Christian principles of which America was founded on. Today, moral relativism is being established into children through today’s music, media, and television shows. The agenda set by the entertainment industry is brainwashing kids as young as a couple of weeks old. The agenda is negatively impacting the next generation and is accelerating the downfall of American civilization. A…

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    out in class was moral realism and moral relativism. It took me a couple times and different ways of reading about the two types to grasp a basic understanding. These are basically two different types of views but they do have similar ideas within them. Before someone can determine which viewpoint makes the most sense, you must grasp a basic understanding of the two. After getting a fundamental understanding you will then be able to determine which view makes the most sense. Moral realism or…

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    morality and specifically relativism and absolutism. Often, there are many misunderstandings or confusions around the two, especially moral relativism. Simply put, moral relativism refers…

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    CULTURAL MORAL RELATIVISM Many people claim to be cultural moral relativists without understanding the full breadth, depth and scope of it. In this essay you will discover exactly what cultural moral relativism is and I will present a couple of arguments against it to let you decide if you really are a cultural moral relativist. The attitudes and beliefs behind cultural moral relativism are widely accepted by those who don’t fully understand what it is. If you wonder if abortion is right or…

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    In this paper I will argue that moral relativism does undermine moral confidence and this is a benefit of the theory. The theory of relativism holds the beliefs that: moral truth is not out in the world waiting to be discovered, it is not universal, and that it is a product of history and culture. In turn morals in the theory of relativism are socially constructed ideals only holding value as long as they are part of a culture. The view that morals are only valuable within a cultural context is…

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    I think moral relativism is a sound theory. There is no wrong or right and people have just made it up to make their lives easier and better. It is a worthy theory because one cannot test for something that is right or wrong and people do things because it helps them or it makes them think more highly of themselves. If I said stealing was right could you prove to me that it was actually wrong? Ethics is not like science where someone can run some tests and figure out the answer. Because everyone…

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    The “right thing to do” is not always a clear path. When the path to the right thing is boxed in by social and moral dilemmas how can the “right” thing be obtained? Looking at the world of sex-workers, there is a fine line between criminality and survival that those in this realm carefully balance. The ethical values of these actions can be viewed from a social domain as well was from an internal battle perspective. In the poem, a woman struggles with her personal worth in the face of social…

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    meaning to the Ideal Observer Theory it was Robert Firth’s article “Ethical Absolutism and the Ideal Observer” that took it to the next level. Firth presents a different kind of analysis of ethical statements that is more modern. According to Firth, moral propositions avoid using expressions so an Ideal Observer must be congruent to an absolutist dispositional analysis. Although Firth hints that that it is not necessary for an Ideal Observer does not define who…

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    In Russ Shafer-Landau’s text, he discusses Ethical Objectivism, revealing that moral ethics are true simply by definition. He also addresses objections to Ethical Objectivism, one of which is J.L. Mackie’s Error Theory. The Error Theory maintains that since there are so many disagreements about ethics, there is no way to prove that moral ethics are true, and thus moral ethics cannot simply be true by definition as Shafer-Landau and his Ethical Objectivism theory claims they are. Mackie agrees…

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    give personal opinions to your subordinates when they are seeking advice in a professional setting. Now, how the heck am I supposed to refrain from voicing my opinion, you ask? Moral Relativism is defined in the Ethics and the Military Profession-The Moral Foundations of Leadership book as the idea that the truth of a moral judgment of principle is dependent upon and relative to its…

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