The Definition of the Doctrine of Ethical Relativism Includes

Multiple Choice

The definition of the doctrine of ethical relativism includes:

A) that when any two individuals differ regarding the morality of an issue or action,they are both correct because morality is relative.
B) the proposition that a good or moral act is one that results in "the greatest good for the greatest number."
C) the notion that cost-benefit analysis is relative to making ethical decisions.
D) that,without any further evaluation,the ultimate judgment of the correctness of an action relates to pronouncements of a central authority.