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True for Me But Not For You? Moral Relativism and Social Tolerance | Michael Gorman

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Exploring the Incoherence of Moral Relativism

The chapter delves into a scenario where moral relativism is used to defend moral absolutism, showcasing the contradictory nature of such arguments. It discusses the implications of moral relativism on social life and politics, emphasizing the distinction between making ethical claims and enforcing those beliefs on others. Through the dialogue between characters, the chapter reflects on the relationship between moral relativism, social tolerance, and the concept of loving individuals despite their actions.

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