Emotivism may seem appealing for those who do not wish to assign epistemic – i.e., knowledge-bearing—value to moral statements but still want to provide an account of the role they play within ...

They are false if the person doesn't. Emotivism is the view that moral claims are no more than expressions of approval or disapproval. This sounds like subjectivism, but in emotivism a moral ...

This lazybones nihilism is bad on a bipartisan basis, says Riley: This individualistic relativism is not bad news just for conservatives fighting to preserve traditional moral values, by the way.