What do you consider the strongest objections

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Question 1: Would you describe yourself as an ethical relativist (conventionalist or subjectivist), a universalist (hard or soft), a moral skeptic or a moral nihilist? Be careful to define your position and explain how it differs from the other categories. Be sure to explain why your position is normative, and how it differs from cultural relativism, which is non-normative. Justify your position as best you can, that is, explain your reasons or arguments for your position. If you are not comfortable in any of these categories, pick the one that you feel best characterizes your position.

Question 2: What do you consider the strongest objections to your position and why? What weaknesses and inconsistencies do you see in this position? What do you consider to be the strongest arguments against your position?

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