Question

I would like to find out what is the evidence/premise and conclusion/claim in the following statement : "What is right in one place may be wrong in another, because the only criterion for distinguishing fright from wrong - and so the only ethical standard for judging an action- is the moral system of the society in which the act occurs ."

Answer 1

"What is right in one place may be wrong in another, because the only criterion for distinguishing right from wrong - and so the only ethical standard for judging an action- is the moral system of the society in which the act occurs ."

Evidence: because the only criterion for distinguishing right from wrong - and so the only ethical standard for judging an action- is the moral system of the society in which the act occurs

Claim: What is right in one place may be wrong in another