Existence of Objective Truth and Moral Realism

The chapter delves into the concept of relative truth and challenges the idea of truth being subjective based on individual perspectives. The discussion highlights the fundamental principles of truth, emphasizing that if a statement is true, it must correspond to reality regardless of personal beliefs. The analysis showcases the intricate nature of truth and its implications on varying perspectives. Additionally, the distinction between fact and opinion is examined, raising questions about the subjective nature of opinions and the existence of objective truths. The exploration sheds light on the complexities surrounding moral realism and the blurred line between objective facts and personal opinions.