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In today’s pluralistic society, not every approach to sharing the gospel will work with all people. Being ready to give reasons for the hope we have in Christ means understanding the contextual framework of the people we are addressing. In the Holman QuickSource Guide to Christian Apologetics, Doug Powell defends the Christian faith in a new key; taking time-honored approaches in apologetics and...

not actually a relativist. Thus, cultural relativism fails to be an adequate explanation of morality. The difference in morality from culture to culture is an interesting anthropological phenomenon, but it cannot give a satisfactory account of the basis of morality. The view that each society decides what is right and wrong is called conventionalism. Conventionalism The view that each society decides what is right and wrong is called conventionalism. In contrast to cultural relativism, which says
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