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AcknowledgmentsPart 1: Absolutes without Absolutism
1. What Is Truth?
2. True Tolerance
3. Right, Not Righteous
4. Assertions Without Arrogance
5. Infallible Absolutes, Fallible People
6. Infallible Absolutes, Fallen Situations
7. Defense without DefensivenessPart 2: Argument Against Relativism
8. When Arguments Fail
9. Absolutists in Disguise?
10. Consequences of the Denial
11. Relativism Self-Destructs
12. Everybody's Right and Nobody's Right
13. No Room for Evil
14. Truth that Transforms Notes Recommended Books
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Matthew Bemis
reviewed True Truth: Defending Absolute Truth in a Relativistic World on January 24, 2014
True Truth: Defending Absolute Truth in a Relativistic World
One of tough books i read this year. in all this there is one truth out there which is the true truth.
i liked the way he argued against relativism.
A sure good read.
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