Is it true that there is no absolute morality?

[Nonpareil]

Unless you think my vocabulary is really that poor, you should probably consider why you need to keep repeating the obvious.

Because you keep making the same mistake.

As commonly used, the word refers to the agency of a sentient experiencer.

No, benny. "Subjective" means "not true from every point of view; opinion rather than fact".

And before you go off on a tear about it meaning "having to do with the subject of something", that may be a valid alternative definition, but it has nothing to do with the conversation currently in hand, and it doesn't make your ramblings any less incoherent.

You should be able to infer from my ability to write sentences and to put words together that I know what words mean

You're certainly trying very hard to make people think otherwise.

 I'm saying that your view of what is subjective and objective is arbitrary and ultimately not representative of reality.

If that is what you have been trying to say - and you have been expressing it very poorly if it is - then you have absolutely failed to establish it.

If I could accurately define a "soul," this wouldn't demonstrate that the idea of soul, or words used about it, mean anything that matters.

And?