Ethical Relativism

I have considered the various constituents of the ethical relativism and the ethical theories (Emotivism, Psychoanalysis) which lay the foundation of the ethical relativism. The ethical relativism has logical inconsistencies in its statements and equivocations in its terms. But it has been advocated through all ages, chiefly by liberalists, as a weapon for criticizing the existing morality. Relativism, in the sense of Scepticism (Methodological Relativism), of course denies morality itself. My belief is that the agreement on values, especially important values, and the conviction of common humanity are strengthened as science of man develops. Brandt's analysis also lays the foundation for this way of thinking