uneeq -“That means that morals are not “absolute” as ben levi states, and if you ask me, I would not call “subjective morals”, moral at all.”
Yes, that’s because you have a Torah understanding, but it is logically possible to have subjective morals or morals that change. You might not like that idea, but it is Not illogical.
And btw, the Torah doesn’t hold morals are absolute either. Some Goyim do – acc. to their religion. Eg. We hold killing is Ossur. If we held “absolute” morals it would never be Mutter. But the Torah Mattirs and even says we must in many different instances. And I’m not going to name them -there are too many.