There are two contrasting views of ethics: Moral Absolutism and Ethical Relativism. Moral absolutists believe that there is one set of rules that govern mankind, and that these rules should be applied in all cultures and/or circumstances. Ethical relativists on the other hand believe that a society creates its own definition of ethical (and therefore, acceptable) behavior; culture creates ethics. Therefore one society's ethical standards should not be applied to a society with a different cultural background. What is ethical depends upon the culture and/or circumstances. Who is correct? Explain