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Paraphrase the theory of moral relativism.

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Paraphrase the theory of moral relativism.

Paraphrase the theory of moral relativism.

A. Moral relativism simply means that what is moral depends on one'sperspective.
B. Moral relativism simply means that what is moral depends on one'sbackground and past experiences.
C. Moral relativism is the view that what morality requires is based on one'sculture and, as such, morality's requirements are relative and apply only tothat culture's members.
D. Moral relativism is the view that what morality requires is based on the
combination of cultures and the collective view of the members of those
cultures.

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