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I think there is objective truth but our individual viewpoints only glance off it… so maybe it’s more correct to say, “there is no objective truth that can be k
by tyleo 2y ago
I think there is objective truth but our individual viewpoints only glance off it… so maybe it’s more correct to say, “there is no objective truth that can be known.”
I think even folks who hate, fear, are violent, got that way through some experience. Is that experience invalid? They’ve seen and experienced a world others haven’t. It’s real to them.
Is morality grounds to discount a real perspective?
In my opinion it may be enough to discount it on some matters but one false belief in a sea of a human’s opinions is not enough to discount all of their viewpoint outright.
- chairmansteve 2y agoMy point is that you can, and effectively do, choose principles to live by. Forget about other people. What are your principles? No need to answer.