Which of the following ideas does conventionalism profess?
a.)
All cultures are at their core...
Social Studies, 22.03.2021 21:20, teresasaysrawr
Which of the following ideas does conventionalism profess?
a.)
All cultures are at their core the same.
b.)
Some cultures are closer to the objective truth than others.
c.)
A culture's customs are unrelated to ethical truths.
d.)
What is good in one culture could be evil in another.
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