Quote:Does anyone here believe in Moral Relativism (the philosophical view that judgments are true or false relative to a viewpoint?) or Moral Objectivism? (the idea that truth exists independently of people's feelings and beliefs?) or Moral Absolutism (the belief that there is a definitive right or wrong regardless of the circumstance)?

I don't particularly like any of those. Moral absolutism leads to radicalization. Moral relativism suggests that agreements are inherently impossible, because everyone's viewpoints differ. Moral objectivism is too black and white, suggesting that for any situation, there is only one right answer. All three exist in the world and in people's beliefs, but I lean more towards the idea that for any one situation, there are potentially multiple equally-correct truths, and you can't fully understand a situation until you're aware of all of them before making a decision.

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