You just might pick up my magic sticks

So back to Twitter since you invoked it Yes you with your speech summoned a magic spell.

What does it say about me that I believe this to be true?

Balance every thought with its opposition. Because the marriage of them is the destruction of illusion. – Aleister Crowley

First, it was a poorly developed quip, and one meant as a light ribbing. No offense or attack intended.

What I mean by moral relativist is believing there are no absolute (derived from God/nature/the universe) rights or wrongs . Rather, it is something determined by an individual's decisions relative to environment/culture (culturally derived)

As to why I think you are one... oh I dunno. Perhaps it is the terroir of your rhetorric, the way you approach discussions, the way you attack arguments. A thing you said on the abortion topic on this forum comes to mind:

this has not always been the case, depends on the time and place. The world is messy, it was never Eternal. The logic of the church has changed several times, and even when the Church is against abortion in all cases it uses different underlying logics to justify this decision in different times and places.

A great point, but one that... implies... an idea that there are no absolutes. Perhaps you feel as I do, that we live in a world of relative morality that is bounded by absolute moral asymptotes: to be reached towards even if never fulfilled.

I will listen to this later and give an appropriately pedantic response. Have a good weekend!