PRIDE: Truth isn’t relative
It’s that time of year again when Pride events come into full bloom. Such displays are fundamentally about promoting a worldview — relativism. What’s marketed as: “Love,” “Tolerance,” “Inclusiveness,” etc., masks an underlying force to accept relativistic philosophical ideas. For those of an opposing absolute truth worldview, such exhibitions, couched behind emotionally charged words, are an affront to what is held dear — Truth.
By its very nature, relativism is self-refuting. Person A’s (relativistic) ‘truth,’ being personal, cannot be expected to be embraced by Person B since B’s ‘truth’ may be different (and equally ‘valid’). Therefore, Person A should not push their ‘truth’ on B under relativism. That extends to sexual lifestyle choices as well, yet this breech of relativism is exactly what we are witnessing each June.
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