Moral Relativism

Moral relativism is the view and standpoint which holds that all of moral judgments and moral cognitions are relative. There are tow kind of relativism in moral theory: cultural one and normal one, and both take such standpoint that the effect of moral judgment and moral knowledge are relative, and the effect of moral judgment and the truth of moral knowledge dependent on different cultures and even the subjects of different individuals so that there is no real moral truth. The rationality of moral relativism lies in the fact morality in some sense is relative, but the wrong of the viewpoint is that by way that it denies the universality of morality based on common nature of human being and common life.