Subjectivity and Revelation

The discussion addresses the claim that all revelations of religions are inherently subjective, emphasizing the need for clarity in definitions. While all knowledge is processed subjectively by individual perceivers, this does not mean that truths are merely personal beliefs. The podcast illustrates that if a revelation is genuinely from God, its accuracy does not rely on the human perceivers but on the divine source behind it. This distinction becomes crucial when considering religious figures such as Moses compared to others like Joseph Smith, whose claims may not possess the same divine verification.