The Problems of Moral Absolutism: An Analysis

Moral absolutism holds that human actions should be guided and assessed by some absolute principles which are inviolable. That is, moral principles are context-neutral and applicable for all societies, cultures and for every human being. But we often find ourselves perplexed with the complexities of...

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Main Author:	Akand, Mahmuda
Format:	Online
Language:	English
Published:	Sage Harvard Style G| 2024
Subjects:	absolute principles actions context counter-intuitive principles moral absolutism moral dilemma , moral relativism universal principles objective subjective
Online Access:	http://journals.juniv.edu/index.php/jurpc/article/view/99
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