Critical Pluralists
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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Critical pluralists accept the diversity of beliefs, theories, and values as relative and contextual, but they do not accept the extreme relativist conclusion that there are no objective standards or criteria for evaluating them. They argue that while different perspectives and traditions may have their own criteria and values, they can still engage in critical dialogue and mutual learning to improve their understanding of the world and each other. In other words, they combine relativism with critical thinking and normative pluralism.