Absolute truth? Yes or no...

[eclectics]

Unless you're doing research to write a paper only on the population of the disboards, I think your statistical sample is far too low to draw any good conclusions.

Not for Fox news.

 

[FencerMcNally]

Not for Fox news.

Zing!

 

[2funny2c]

And you were the OP... hmmm...

Yeah, its like when you started a thread and then whined to have it locked after you were challenged on some issues.

Again, I will chalk it up to YABP.

 

[Zippa D Doodah]

Of course there is absolute truth.

 

[numbersman]

Do you believe that there is such a thing as "absolute truth"? I was intrigued by a portion of a post which I saw on another thread, stating the following:


What strikes me about that saying is that an "absolute" is being used to state that there is no "absolute truth." So I'm wondering, how is this possible? If there is no "absolute truth", can you even absolutely say that there isn't without contradicting yourself??

I do believe there is absolute truth which exists for everyone. However, I think the disagreement will lie in the fact that most people would define WHAT is absolute differently for themselves, thus we will probably never be actually able to agree what that absolute truth is!