| Building a FoundationThe Nature of TruthIt is necessary, for both myself and those who stumble upon these writings,
that I develop a solid foundation on which to build the structure of my
thoughts. That foundation is simply this; that truth is irrefutably absolute.
That is, that truth does not change from person to person, but rather that the
supposed relativity of truth is supported only by skewed ideologies and
differing personal opinions, which are, unbeknownst to the indifferent
individual, both common misconceptions of truth. For if one advocates the
relativity of truth, they must then accept the relativity of their own claims;
if, however, one asserts the absolute nature of their claims, they have
essentially and successfully refuted their own position. The quest then becomes discovering this truth, as honestly
and objectively as possible. |
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