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Intuitionism and Moore's theory does not explain how different cultures have different ideas of right and wrong.

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Many critiques found that the verification process was not verifiable itself, and therefore is impossible to be of verifiability.

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There are several problems surrounding relativism. It denies a sole set of moral values, which leads to global disagreements on what should be considered right and wrong. An example would be the lack of rights of women in the Middle East, compared to gender equality in more westernized countries.

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A truly free person creates their own morals not based off of what other people think.

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If something cannot be proven empirically, it cannot be true.

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God gave us the ability to distinguish between right and wrong.

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Good cannot be defined in one term, and good is intuitive.

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Right and wrong are emotions rather than rational elements.

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Looks to non-religious sources to determine right and wrong.

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Moral guidance in existence of supreme being

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Did God create moral values or acknowledge those that already exist? Did God tell us to do something because it is morally right or is it morally right because God told us to do it?

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Moral values exist, but are not universal and change based on region, the individual, culture and time. These values reflect the individual, and shape the values of the people.

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Logical positivism attempts to evaluate moral values based on verifiability.

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Moral judgments are a product of emotions, not reason. Right and wrong are feelings.

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There are moral facts, but they can only be known through intuition and not reason.

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Morality stems from human nature. Certain acts are innately good or bad.

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The Divine Command Theory argues that right and wrong are determined by a supreme being, or a god, and ethical values are created by such.
Example: Bible or Quran

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Nihilism and skepticism in relation to morality outline that moral values are pointless and are merely just opinions. Morality is irrelevant.

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Determinism is the theory that people do not hold free-will regarding decisions, and cannot be held responsible for a life that is essentially out of their control. When you are born, your life is predestined and there is nothing you can do to change it. Because of this, morality does not exist.

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Moral values exist to guide behaviour and vary by culture and individual.

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Realism holds true that moral facts exist outside of human existence, and pertains to the universe at all times, no matter what.
Example: All knowledge is reached through reasoning