Which principle is contradicted by the condemnation of practices engaged in by members of a culture rather than your own?

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The condemnation of practices engaged in by members of a culture rather than your own contradicts the principle of cultural relativism, which holds that all cultures are valid and must be understood and evaluated within their own cultural context rather than through the lens of one's own culture. Cultural relativism emphasizes the importance of respecting diverse cultural practices and values, rather than imposing one's own cultural norms onto others.  Choosing A or B would suggest a lack of respect for other cultures or cultural intolerance, while choosing C would be irrelevant to the given scenario.

Which Principle Is Contradicted by the Condemnation of Practices Engaged