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| − | Moral subjectivism is the theory that proper human conduct is to be determined by each person individually. The foundation for this philosophy includes the view that there is no absolute [[truth]], and that truth is merely in the eyes of the beholder. | + | '''Moral subjectivism''' is the theory that proper human conduct is to be determined by each person individually. The foundation for this philosophy includes the view that there is no absolute [[truth]], and that truth is merely in the eyes of the beholder. |
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Revision as of 20:57, October 15, 2007
Moral subjectivism is the theory that proper human conduct is to be determined by each person individually. The foundation for this philosophy includes the view that there is no absolute truth, and that truth is merely in the eyes of the beholder.