Which of the following is false: Ethical relativists believe that moral principles can be universally derived. Subjectivists believe there is no such thing as moral knowledge. The ""Greatest Good"" standard is an aspect of Utilitarianism. These are all true. None of these is true.

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River Terrell

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21 September, 00:54

Which of the following is false: Ethical relativists believe that moral principles can be universally derived. Subjectivists believe there is no such thing as moral knowledge. The ""Greatest Good"" standard is an aspect of Utilitarianism. These are all true. None of these is true.

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Tatiana Wade · Answer 1

Ethical relativists believe that moral principles can be universally derived.

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The false statement is ethical relativists believe that moral principles can be universally derived. Ethical relativists believe that morality is relative to the society in which one lives. Same actions may be considered right in one society and wrong in other society. The "Greatest Good" is an aspect of Utilitarianism and Subjectivists believe there is no such thing as moral knowledge.