Truth is absolute and universal.

Truth is relative to the individual or culture.

Morality is objective and unchanging.

Morality is subjective and varies across cultures.

It undermines the possibility of objective knowledge.

It leads to moral nihilism.

It makes it difficult to communicate across cultures.

All of the above.

The belief that female genital mutilation is wrong in all cultures.

The belief that polygamy is acceptable in some cultures but not others.

The belief that democracy is the best form of government for all societies.

The belief that human rights are universal and should be respected in all cultures.

The belief that murder is wrong in all situations.

The belief that lying is always wrong.

The belief that stealing is sometimes justified.

The belief that there are no universal moral values.

Descriptive relativism describes the diversity of beliefs and practices across cultures, while normative relativism evaluates the validity of those beliefs and practices.

Descriptive relativism evaluates the validity of beliefs and practices across cultures, while normative relativism describes the diversity of those beliefs and practices.

Descriptive relativism is concerned with the beliefs and practices of individuals, while normative relativism is concerned with the beliefs and practices of cultures.

Descriptive relativism is concerned with the beliefs and practices of cultures, while normative relativism is concerned with the beliefs and practices of individuals.

It is too tolerant of harmful cultural practices.

It undermines the possibility of cross-cultural understanding.

It makes it impossible to make moral judgments about other cultures.

All of the above.

It promotes tolerance and understanding of other cultures.

It allows for the possibility of moral progress.

It is the only way to avoid ethnocentrism.

All of the above.

Relativism is a necessary condition for postmodernism.

Postmodernism is a necessary condition for relativism.

Relativism and postmodernism are independent of each other.

Relativism and postmodernism are incompatible with each other.

Plato

Aristotle

David Hume

Immanuel Kant

Friedrich Nietzsche

Martin Heidegger

Jürgen Habermas

John Rawls

It will continue to be a major force in contemporary thought.

It will be replaced by a new philosophical paradigm.

It will become increasingly marginalized.

It is impossible to say.