What is "right" is what is "socially approved." So our moral beliefs have to be based on what our society approves of. Now surveys show that most people in our society are moderately anti-abortion. Most people disapprove of most abortions, but allow some exceptions. So this should be our view.
What is "right" is what is "socially approved." So our moral beliefs have to be based on what our society approves of. Now surveys show that most people in our society are moderately anti-abortion. Most people disapprove of most abortions, but allow some exceptions. So this should be our view.
What is "right" is what is "socially approved." So our moral beliefs have to be based on what our society approves of. Now surveys show that most people in our society are moderately anti-abortion. Most people disapprove of most abortions, but allow some exceptions. So this should be our view.
What is "right" is what is "socially approved." So our moral beliefs have to be based on what our society approves of. Now surveys show that most people in our society are moderately anti-abortion. Most people disapprove of most abortions, but allow some exceptions. So this should be our view.
What is "right" is what is "socially approved." So our moral beliefs have to be based on what our society approves of. Now surveys show that most people in our society are moderately anti-abortion. Most people disapprove of most abortions, but allow some exceptions. So this should be our view.
This is how cultural relativism would approach the issue.
What is "right" is what is "socially approved." So our moral beliefs have to be based on what our society approves of. Now surveys show that most people in our society are moderately anti-abortion. Most people disapprove of most abortions, but allow some exceptions. So this should be our view.