Relativists
A) believe that there is no such thing as objective knowledge and view beliefs, theories, and values as inherently relative, contingent, and contextual
B) believe that knowledge is objective, certain, and absolute.
C) accept the pluralism of relativism without drawing the relativist conclusion that "anything goes."

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Relativists believe that knowledge, beliefs, theories, and values are inherently relative and dependent on context, rather than objective and absolute. They reject the idea of universal truths and instead see everything as subjective and dependent on various factors such as culture, society, and personal experiences.