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csp-6	Menshikov, Andrey	Carlo Invernizzi Accetti (2015). Relativism and Religion: Why Democratic Societies Do Not Need Moral Absolutes	2017	8	.pdf	application/pdf	2832	86	36	Moreover, Invernizzi Acetti claims “that it is not only possible but necessary to be a relativist about one’s own relativism - which implies that positing such a form of relativism as the philosophical foundation for the legitimacy of democratic institutions amounts to a way of grounding their legitimacy not in a figure of the absolute, but in something that is inherently relative; that is, relativism itself” (p. 213). The claim that without absolute moral truth political society will degenerate into tyranny or totalitarianism does not actually give us an answer to the questions whether the absolute moral truth exists, whether it can be known, and whether it can be grasped uniformly and unanimously.	cache/csp-6.pdf	txt/csp-6.txt