We believe that shared human desires, needs, experiences, etc. constitute a shared foundation for universal moral sensibilities. We take seriously our role in the world and our effort to create it well, but hold our moral systems lightly. One relativist moral perspective What people consider harmful or beneficial is totally relative to their culture, personality and background. People are motivated by personal idiosyncrasies and cultural mores. Whether you focus on the whole or the part is dependent on your cultural and individual perspective.
Morality is in the eyes of the beholder.
Morality is whatever a culture or individual says it is. Morality is relative to changing circumstances, so of course it changes. Moral diversity is inescapable and shows morality's intrinsic relativity. Conformity exists when it is enforced within a given system. Moral truth is relative, so of course there's disagreement.