+Ethical Relativism proposes that [moral](/wiki/moral) truths are not absolute, but are shaped by individual, societal, or [culture](/wiki/culture)al contexts. It suggests that what is considered right or wrong varies across different perspectives, with no single universal standard. This view challenges the existence of objective ethical principles.
+## See also
+- [Relativism](/wiki/relativism)
+- [Ethics](/wiki/ethics)
+- [Universalism](/wiki/universalism)