Moral Relativism

Exploring the complexities of moral relativism, this book delves into its appealing and troubling aspects. It questions the existence of shared standards among humanity and whether we can refrain from judging differing practices. The author examines divergent views on concepts like good and evil, virtue and vice, and seeks to uncover any underlying commonalities that might unite our understanding of morality, challenging readers to reflect on the nature of ethical beliefs and human connection.