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struggling with moral relativisim

hello guys, i know very little about philosophy and i was really struggling with moral relativism. by that i mean it makes a lot of sense to me, but obviously it leads to things i am not willing to accept (like killing babies being ok in some cultures). but maybe the reason i am not willing to accept the killing of babies to be ok is because thats the belief of the culture i grew up in and there is nothing fundamentally wrong with killing babies ?

So my question is, are there reasons moral relativism doesn't work/is wrong other than the things it entails (maybe those things are not wrong and we've just never been exposed to them)?

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Sorry if the question breaks the sub rules, i am new to all this. thanks in advance :)
gpt
Well, why do you think moral relativism is true in the first place? And what is your understanding of the position? Are you saying that there are moral facts but they are relative to a culture, or perhaps the individual? Or are you saying there are no moral facts? How would you define morality?