#Moral Relativism

I would like to discuss the utility and intended purpose of morality from a non-religious perspective of Moral Relativism.

The questions I would like to discuss are as follows:

What is the intended purpose of morality?

We acknowledge that morality is beneficial to society, but are there advantages to a lack of morality?

How does The Greater Good align with morality?

Why is The Greater Good not always considered moral if it is the greater good? (This would imply what we consider moral can be the lesser good)

Why are some things considered immoral, but as a whole more beneficial to the world?

I acknowledge many people will want to give their religious and non-relativist perspective, please do it on a different forum as I would appreciate a non-religious perspective for this forum about morals from a relativist view.