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Is Truth Relative?

Some people love McDonald's. Others prefer Burger King. Is one better than the other? Ultimately, it's left up to personal preference. Moral relativists take that idea and apply it to religion. They argue that one religion is true for some people, while other religions are true for other people. It doesn't matter if you don't follow my religion because my religion is only true for me.

While this kind of thinking seems friendly, nice, and liberating, preferences don't equal truth and mixing the two doesn't actually help people.

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