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This relativism has been a triumph for the Left, and a tragedy for education, and the general well-being of the Western democracies.— RealClimate
While relativism, that is, allowing oneself to be carried about with every wind of 'doctrine,' seems to be the attitude that is fashionable.— Te Deum laudamus!
But when the the AP chooses to use value neutral terms to provide context for the photos they cross a line into a moral relativism which is more than just unpatriotic, it's downright disgusting!— The Jawa Report
A pluralistic society often risks being tempted by relativism, and particularly by ethical relativism.— Catholic World News Feature Stories (CatholicCulture.org)
You need Mr. A to show up and explain that your situation is the result of poor choices made because of cultural relativism, and that you're sinking into a morass of evil from which you can never escape, and it's your own fault.— Baltiblogs
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