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Question 1. Speak with a friend, fellow worker, or family member about today's moral values. Do they think we have a problem with moral decay today and what examples would they give to show it's a fact? Explain what moral relativism is and ask them if they see it as dangerous, beneficial, or neither and why.

Question 2. Consider the quote above from Rebecca Goldstein and answer the following: What would you give as an example of what she says everyone used to think was okay but now we don't? Does this view of moral history support the idea of moral relativism or not? In other words, if we believe we've made some moral progress in history, would that suggest we are moral relativists or that we believe in some objective moral values?

Question 3. Without getting into politics and without being disrespectful of others, would you describe President Donald Trump as a moral relativist, moral absolutist, or something else morally? And why? This is simply trying to describe what we see as factual and not trying to judge whether it's good or bad at this point