Reality, Truths and Beliefs

Premise 1: Different individuals and cultures, at different times hold widely varying and sometimes contradictory beliefs about what’s real and what’s true. No truths are common to all individuals or cultures. Explantion: The first part of this premise is true. It is a propositional belief that can be tested and proven true. People do, in fact, hold different beliefs about truths and reality, but what is actually true and what is actually real is …showed first 75 words of 1553 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1553 total…truth. The third claim in the conclusion, “What is true for one person in one culture might be false for another person in a different culture…,” is simply stating that what one believes is true is not necessarily true to anyone else. It is implying that once presented with the truth, everyone develops their own interpretations of what is true. The differentiation of beliefs originate from the influences to which a person has been exposed.