In the presence of moral disagreement, when people are changing the topic from what a person ought to do to what a person believes, they are committing the fallacy of irrelevant conclusion.
The irrelevant conclusion fallacy is committed when the conclusion changes the problem of the premise. A special case of irrelevant conclusions is represented by the so-called relevance error. Any argument that falls short of irrelevant reasoning ends in a conclusion that has nothing to do with its premises.
Avoiding this fallacy is easier said than done, as it requires constant critical thinking. Common fallacies can be grouped into three categories: the fallacy of relevance, the fallacy of unacceptable premises, and the fallacy of form.
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