Morals are subjective because they rely on the judgement of a subject.
They are also relative in the sense that they vary in relation to the circumstances at hand.
We can reason our way to some moral judgements, but that doesn't mean they are objective, because premises are almost always in themselves subjective.
They are also relative in the sense that they vary in relation to the circumstances at hand.
We can reason our way to some moral judgements, but that doesn't mean they are objective, because premises are almost always in themselves subjective.
