Which of the following is considered valid regardless of the thought and feeling?

A) ethical relativism
B) cultural relativism
C) extreme or individual relativism
D) ethical absolutism

Ethical Absolutism

The moral principle positing the existence of definitive criteria for evaluating moral queries implies that specific deeds are inherently good or bad, irrespective of the circumstances surrounding the action.

Ethical Relativism

The belief that morality varies between individuals and cultures and that there are no absolute moral truths.

Cultural Relativism

The perspective that beliefs, values, and practices are understood based on one's own culture and should not be judged by the standards of another.