Relativism vs. Christianity

The criterion of good and evil is only the product of time and culture. Morality is a neutral concept - absolute correctness or no mistake. On the contrary, morality is defined by "good" or "bad" social norms in a particular society. Actually 1100 years ago or 20 years ago may not be true now. Humanity continues to grow and continues to expand, and our technology, culture, customs, laws are constantly changing and evolving. Perception is reality. What you think is right or wrong may be quite different from what others think.

Absolatism and relativism Absolutism and relativism are two extreme ethical approaches to reality. Though they are effective and realistic, their views are quite different. Value is worthy and appropriate for people. For example, values ​​include life, love, religion, freedom, relationships, health, justice, education, families, and much more. In many cases these values ​​give passion to their lives and give them reasons of hope and existence. People can not spare no effort to protect what they think is right and protect their values. Values ​​can be categorized into two subcategories, absolute and relative. Absolute value includes traditional ethics. Absolutism, everything is positive. On the other hand, relativism is more subjective. It includes concepts such as Utilitarianism and idealism. Relativism emphasizes that there is no specific point of view. When approaching reality and VA, these two ideals are extreme!

The declaration of relativism is provocative. (...) I am not particularly interested in becoming an apostle of relativism. But when I came from dogmatic culture, I was allergic to certain things. In this culture, the truth, reason, and absolute correction are Catholics. Now I heard that postmodern relativism is the cause of moral suffering and loss of values. Pretending to be a democratic and enlightened discourse, you can see that there are nostalgic feelings for dogmatic culture. Because doctrinal culture is hostile to relativism, I insist on this deprecated relativism. But it is not absolute relativism