Still, others theorize that morality is not always absolute, contending that moral issues often differ along cultural lines. A 2014 PEW research study among several nations illuminates significant cultural differences among issues commonly related to morality, including divorce, extramarital affairs, homosexuality, gambling, abortion, alcohol use, contraceptive use, and premarital sex. Each of the 40 countries in this study has a range of percentages according to what percentage of each country believes the common moral issues are acceptable, unacceptable, or not moral issues at all. Each percentage regarding the significance of the moral issue varies greatly on the culture in which the moral issue is presented.
Still others theorize that morality is not always absolute contending that moral issues often differ along cultural lines A 2014 PEW research study among several nations illuminates significant cultural differences among issues commonly related to morality including divorce extramarital affairs homosexuality gambling abortion alcohol use contraceptive use and premarital sex Each of the 40 countries in this study has a range of percentages according to what percentage of each country believes the common moral issues are acceptable unacceptable or not moral issues at all Each percentage regarding the significance of the moral issue varies greatly on the culture in which the moral issue is presented