Objectivism
... This will be achieved by first describing what the principles of moral objectivism entail, and portraying its certain merits and weaknesses. Secondly, to further demonstrate the validity of (or lack of) objectivism, other forms of moral system will be examined. ... The theory of moral objectivism is that moral truths exist on a universal level, that there are moral ‘facts’ that are as certain as observable physical facts. ... While some of these objectivist theories may seem plausible, objectivism as a whole does not come without its share of problems. ... Furthermore, there are also epistemological concerns with objectivism; how can anyone claim that a particular action is right or wrong? ... In any form of objectivism, killing of the innocent is morally wrong, even if unintentional. However, moral objectivism does have its strengths.