115 Quotes About Relativism
- Author Richard M. Weaver
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The issue ultimately involved is whether there is a source of truth higher than, and independent of, man; and the answer to the question is decisive for one’s view of the nature and destiny of man.
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- Author Daniel C. Dennett
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I should emphasize this, to keep well-meaning but misguided multiculturalists at bay: the theoretical entities in which these tribal people frankly believe — the gods and other spirits — don't exist. These people are mistaken, and you know it as well as I do. It is possible for highly intelligent people to have a very useful but mistaken theory, and we don't have to pretend otherwise in order to show respect for these people and their ways.
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- Author Anders Björkelid
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Vem sitter på den tomma tronen?
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- Author Elyse M. Fitzpatrick
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Since the fall of the human race, we've been alternately telling ourselves that we are good, that if we try hard enough we'll be good enough, or that being or that being good is an impossibility, so we should just give up and have fun.
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- Author John Milton
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We live Law to ourselves. Our reason is our Law.
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- Author Y.B. Mangunwijaya
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Dengan relativisme begitu kita tidak dapat maju selangkah pun. Setiap orang punya selera subjektif masing-masing. Lalu, apa jadinya? Anarki, dan ini liberalisme ekstrem yang tidak kita setujui.
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- Author Hans-Hermann Hoppe
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Egalitarian and relativistic sentiments find steady support among ever new generations of adolescents. Owing to their still incomplete mental development, juveniles, especially of the male variety, are always susceptible to both ideas.
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- Author Gene Edward Veith Jr.
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Why is it that postmodernists, who believe there are no moral absolutes, are so moralistic?
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- Author Thomas Nagel
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Postmodernism's specifically academic appeal comes from its being another in the sequence of all-purpose "unmasking" strategies that offer a way to criticize the intellectual efforts of others not by engaging with them on the ground, but by diagnosing them from a superior vantage point and charging them with inadequate self-awareness. Logical positivism and Marxism were used by academics in this way, and postmodernist relativism is a natural successor in the role.[The Sleep of Reason]
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