Do you believe in moral absolutes?

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What does that mean?

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For those who are confused.
Moral Absolutism is the ethical belief that there are absolute standards against which moral questions can be judged, and that certain actions are right or wrong, regardless of the context of the act.
There's more to it but that's a simple explanation.

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There are some things that in extreme circumstances you can understand such as  murder. If someone was attacking you or your family and you stop them and they die then that is very different to deliberate planned murder. 
But some things like rape... I honestly can't thing of any reason for a grey area there.

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Yes. Infidelity is the biggest one for me.

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I believe in always trying my level best... of course I have morals and a set of basic principles I try to follow, but we're all just human.

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I believe that nothing in this world is truely "black and white". And who determines what is and isn't  moral? What is moral/immoral to one person/group of persons may not be so for the next.

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There are only a few things that are absolute to me, where no context could change it.

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Nope I'm a moral relativist not a moral universalist.

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Eh. There are a few things that I believe under no circumstances should not be done. Like rape and moleststion.  I can't put murder on that list though.

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I do my best to not believe in absolutes.

Do you believe in moral absolutes?

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