Do moral values exist independently of human beings?
Those who argue that moral values are objective believe that they exist independently of human beings, and are discovered rather than invented. On the other hand, those who argue that moral values are subjective believe that they are created by human beings and are relative to the individual or culture. Some philosophers suggest that there is a combination of both objective and subjective elements to morality. Ultimately, the answer to this question has important implications for ethical decision-making and the role of society in shaping moral values.
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I think it's a combination of both. Of course, the world and culture in which you were raised determines part of your moral compass. But in that same culture, you will also see people who apply the values more flexibly.
