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Cultural relativism is the theory that moral truths are determined by different cultures. It argues that because cultures have different moral codes, there are no objective moral truths. However, cultural relativism has weaknesses. It cannot determine which actions are truly good or bad. If a culture approves of an action, it does not necessarily mean the action is morally right. Cultural relativism also does not allow for moral progress and assumes all beliefs are equally valid, which is problematic. While it acknowledges cultural differences, cultural relativism is flawed as an ethical theory.
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Cultural Relativism is a mistaken idea claiming that there are no objective standards to judge our society because each culture has its accepted practices and beliefs. It is a wrong idea because no one can reflect the intolerance of society reflecting its indigenous world overview. There is no objective truth about every person at every time. No one moral code that is worse than or better than any other. Following cultural relativism is like objecting to Hitler and Nazism, South Africa’s Apartheid, Genital mutilation in African young girls, Mayan infant sacrifices. This is because each of these practices was justified by the worldview of the society in which they were practiced. By accepting cultural relativism, we would be prevented from criticizing our cultural practices like slavery because our culture recognized them at that time. There would also be no need for, or argument for, social progress (Teson, 1984). This would deter societal development. Racism, Multiculturalism, deconstructionism, social engineering, and political correctness are the descendants of cultural relativism.
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Multiculturalism dismisses the world overview of Eurocentric Western perspective that is based on the contributions of the white males that are dead. It also rejects the western civilization significance because it claims that the western traditions are mostly racism, elitism and sexism thus they cause most of the current problems (Donnelly, 1984). On the other hand, it accepts the Romantic view of nature as bei.
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- 5. Moral Relativism In effect, cultural relativism results to, if not implies moral relativism which maintains that different societies (and ages) hold distinct systems of morality and that there are no objective, and transcultural criteria for judging between these systems (Herder as cited in Sikka, 2011.)
- 6. 1. What is considered morally right and wrong should be judge based on cultural contexts. 1. Cultural relativism might fall prey into the idea that universal standards do not exist. 2. Cultural relativism is an answer to cultural annihilation. 2. If universal standards do not exist, so thus morality. 3. Cultural relativism promotes multiculturalism. 3. Cultural relativism gives birth to ethical relativism, which veers away from the idea that there are objective moral standards. Cultural Relativism: Its Strength and Weaknesses Strength Weaknesses
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