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Cultural Relativism Implies That Deciding Whether Actions Are Right or Wrong

Question 31

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Cultural relativism implies that deciding whether actions are right or wrong is a matter of consulting the moral standards of

A) personal conscience.
B) one's society.
C) universal morality.
D) religious codes.

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