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​which system suggests that there are no moral absolutes, and that what is deemed "good" and "bad" can be different from group to group?
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​which system suggests that there are no moral absolutes, and that what is deemed "good" and "bad" can be different from group to group?

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The answer is ethical relativism. It is a type of theory where in the actions of a person of which are either good or bad is based on the moral values in which the people have known of and practiced in the society.
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