The view that moral statements are neither true nor false but are instead expressions of emotions or attitudes is called:

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The view that moral statements are expressions of emotions or attitudes is known as emotivism. It denies that moral statements can be objectively true or false but rather serves as a way to express one's feelings or attitudes towards a particular action or behavior. Perspectivism, subjective relativism, and cultural relativism are all related to moral relativism, but they do not entail the view that moral statements are expressions of emotions or attitudes.

The View That Moral Statements Are Neither True nor False