Suppose that your Nazi friend, who likes racism, says "Racism is good." You, who dislike racism, say "Racism is bad."
According to subjectivism,
Suppose that your Nazi friend, who likes racism, says "Racism is good." You, who dislike racism, say "Racism is bad."
According to subjectivism,
Since a moral judgment is simply a description of our feelings, and both moral judgments are accurate discriptions, both moral judgments are true.
Suppose that your Nazi friend, who likes racism, says "Racism is good." You, who dislike racism, say "Racism is bad."
According to subjectivism,
This is the objective view, which Ima rejects. The objective view takes "X is good" to be a claim that is objectively true or false regardless of what people think or feel about the matter.