Arguments for ethical absolutism and ethical relativism

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Does it seem that people are in the various stages (Pre conventional level, Conventional level and/or a Post conventional level) that Lawrence Kolberg presents?
Do most people remain in the conventional stage of ethical development? In agreement with Kolberg;s stratification.

When planning arguments for ethical absolutism and ethical relativism, what side is most ideal? Is there a single ethical standard that can be applied to all?
Is it difficult to accept that people of other cultures do things that are contrary to one's ethical code? Is it difficult to live and let live? Is it possible to simply view them as being different?

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