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What is the difference in epistemological relativism and ethical relativism?

April 26, 2017difference Epistemological Ethical relativism

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What is the difference in epistemological relativism and ethical relativism?

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Ethical relativism is the view that morality is relative. Epistemological relativism is the view that truth and falsity are relative; in other words, no statements are “objectively” true or false. Hope this helps — keep doing the ChaCha with us!