jeffdengr, I'll agree that this is true to a certain extent, with certain things, but still, but it can't be applied to everything.
If you indeed accept the assumption that "ALL absolute truth can ONLY be perceived as relative", then you are without realizing it, rendering this assumption, itself, as an absolute.
The assumption that ALL truths can ONLY be perceived as relative, actually cancels itself out by its the very nature of its absoluteness.
If that assumption were accurate, it would never have been perceived by you, because of its absoluteness.
By stating that ALL truth is relative, this very assumption therefore succeeds in canceling itself out, because it is now absolute, by the nature of its statement.
[This message has been edited by SHEANIMA (edited September 21, 2004).]
