Question

explain whether or not there are absolute answers to moral questions (such as "what does it mean to be a good person"). In other words, if I think it is always wrong to lie, and you think lying is alright to spare another's feelings, are you wrong or am I wrong or are we both right for ourselves? In goodness relative or absolute?

Answer 1

To be a good person means a lot to you and others around you. A good person can be reliable, trusted, honest and truthful.

In that case the first person is right, because is you lie to spare others feelings you may still hurt or disturb others feelings. In other words, others may not trust in you anymore and can term you as a bad person, and this may disturb your own feeling.