Absolutism, as a metaethical approach to the study of ethics, postulates that the ethical reasons for a decision are unchangeable and based on what is believed to be true.

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Absolutism asserts that moral principles are objective and universal, and thus the ethical reasons for a decision remain constant, irrespective of the context or circumstances.

Absolutism, as a Metaethical Approach to the Study of Ethics